那书记这会要 大概开到什么时候啊
“When will the meeting end?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“He is still in session. He likely won't be available for a while.”
那书记这会要 大概 开到什么时候 啊
“When will the meeting end?”
开完 估计得到 下午一两点了吧
“Probably around 1 PM or 2 PM.”
“I'm in a rush—will he actually be done soon enough for me to see him?”
Meeting high-level officials like a Party Secretary often requires navigating gatekeepers (such as secretaries) who shield leaders' unpredictable schedules.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
roughly; approximately
Use before verbs or time expressions to make an inquiry sound polite and non-demanding.
run until when / finish by what time
A natural, standard pattern to inquire about the end time of an event or meeting.
Softens the interrogative sentence, making the question sound more conversational and less abrupt.