真不愧是段小狐狸
“You're so cunning.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我答应了
“I accept you.”
真不愧是 段小狐狸
“You're so cunning.”
居然要万灵之主做贺礼
“You want the Sovereign as a gift.”
“You are as crafty as always, and you never miss a chance to get the upper hand.”
In Chinese culture, calling someone a fox (狐狸) can be derogatory, but prefixing it with 'little' (小狐狸) often softens it into playful, affectionate praise for cleverness and shrewdness.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
truly worthy of; really lives up to reputation
Use this pattern to compliment someone when their behavior perfectly aligns with their established talent or reputation.
little fox (sly or cunning person)
Often used as an affectionate or teasing nickname for someone who is exceptionally clever, shrewd, or mischievous.