死无对证了
“dead men tell no tales.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
要不是高然 拒绝得如此决绝 不管怎样
“If Gao Ran hadn't rejected it so resolutely... Either way,”
死无对证 了
“dead men tell no tales.”
这样
“In that case,”
“There is no way to verify the truth now because the only witness is dead.”
The idiom '死无对证' is frequently invoked in Chinese narrative discourse to signal an impasse where justice or truth is permanently obscured.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
the dead cannot testify; dead men tell no tales
A standard four-character idiom used when a key witness dies, making it impossible to establish facts or guilt.
Indicates a newly completed state or irreversible change in the situation.