你把他保护得 可真够严实的
“You've shielded him so well.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I'll show you something else.”
你把他保护得 可真够严实的
“You've shielded him so well.”
“It took me quite a lot of trouble to take him.”
“You tried so hard to hide him, but I still beat you and took him anyway.”
Antagonists in Chinese narrative conventions frequently use sarcastic praise to psychologically disarm and humiliate their rivals before revealing a hostage.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
really quite; certainly enough to be considered
An emphatic colloquial construction often used in ironic or sarcastic remarks to emphasize an extreme degree.
tightly; securely concealed or guarded
Used to describe something closed, hidden, or guarded so well that nothing can slip through.