你难道没有察觉?
“Haven't you noticed it?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“If he truly wants to kill me, why wait for the Grand Festival?”
你 难道没有察觉 ?
“Haven't you noticed it?”
这半月余
“These past two weeks,”
“Are you really that blind to the obvious danger around us?”
In classical political or martial intrigues, acute situational awareness is seen as vital for survival; questioning someone's perception highlights the sheer peril they are unwittingly facing.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
could it be that... not / don't tell me... didn't
A powerful rhetorical construction used to express disbelief that the listener failed to see or do something obvious.
to perceive / to notice / to detect
Used for sensing subtle changes, hidden dangers, or understated clues rather than direct physical observation.