不行就再加点料
“If not, we'll add more incentive.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
他不信也得信
“He has no choice.”
不行 就 再加点料
“If not, we'll add more incentive.”
你从哪儿看出来的
“How did you figure that out?”
“If this isn't convincing enough, we'll up the ante until he takes the bait.”
Cooking metaphors like 'adding seasoning' (加料) are frequently used in colloquial Chinese to describe altering reality, exaggerating facts, or escalating manipulative tactics.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
add more spice / up the ante / plant more evidence
Literally 'add more ingredients/seasoning', colloquially used to mean adding extra drama, leverage, or details to make a scheme more potent.
if that doesn't work, then...
A very handy everyday conditional pattern for offering an alternative plan or contingency.