我刚刚上洗手间出来 看她喝多了 就扶一下
“I just came out of the restroom and saw she was drunk, so I helped her.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这是我客户
“She is my client.”
我 刚 刚 上洗手间 出来 看她 喝多了 就 扶一下
“I just came out of the restroom and saw she was drunk, so I helped her.”
“We received a report that you were leading people here”
“I did not do anything wrong, I was just being a good person.”
Using chivalry or basic civic assistance as a pretext is a common defensive tactic to evade legal scrutiny when caught in compromising social situations.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
go to the restroom
A polite and universal daily expression for using the toilet.
had too much to drink; drunk
A common colloquial way to say someone is intoxicated without using harsh clinical terms.
give a hand to support someone physically
Used when briefly helping someone who is unsteady, tripping, or elderly.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“the toilet together at this age.”
“Why did I wipe her sweat just now?”
“He's just drunk and he lost his balance.”