我们秦大律师不走捷径
“Our respected Ms. Qin doesn't take shortcuts.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
行行行
“Fine, fine.”
我们秦 大律师 不走捷径
“Our respected Ms. Qin doesn't take shortcuts.”
行了吧
“Okay?”
“Look at you being so high and mighty, refusing to take the easy way out.”
Prefixing a profession or surname with 'da' (big/great) among friends or colleagues is often used playfully to tease someone's unyielding rectitude or perceived self-importance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
great lawyer / prominent attorney
Can be respectful flattery or affectionate, playful irony depending on whether the tone is teasing.
to take shortcuts
Used to describe bypassing standard procedures or moral principles to achieve quick results.