任小名 我看你还能整出什么事
“(Ren Xiaoming, let me see what else you can stir up.)”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“(Liu Xiaoran, I'll find out where you hid that diary.)”
任 小名 我看 你 还能整出什么事
“(Ren Xiaoming, let me see what else you can stir up.)”
他在那儿藏什么
“(What's he hiding there?)”
“You are completely out of tricks, and I am going to bust you.”
In Northeastern Mandarin, '整' is an all-purpose verb meaning 'to do', 'to arrange', or 'to fix'. When paired with trouble, it implies deliberately manufacturing chaos.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
stir up what kind of trouble / cook up what kind of nonsense
A highly colloquial Northern Chinese phrasing using '整' (to do/make happen) in a derogatory or critical sense regarding trouble.