但他有肺病 怎么可能抽烟呢？
“But he has a lung disease. Why would he be smoking?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我看监控里 徐萌她爹手里拿了根烟 好像是根烟
“I saw in the security footage that her father was holding a cigarette. It looks like a cigarette.”
但他有肺病 怎么可能 抽烟呢？
“But he has a lung disease. Why would he be smoking?”
“They have done weirder things. Perhaps he thought it wasn't worth it.”
“You must have misidentified what was in his hand—smoking makes zero sense for someone with his condition.”
In analytical discussions, invoking common sense via '怎么可能...呢' is a standard way to prompt colleagues to re-examine suspicious clues.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
how is it possible / no way
A versatile rhetorical expression used to reject a premise as completely illogical or improbable.
to smoke (cigarettes)
Standard verb-object collocation for smoking tobacco.
Concludes a rhetorical question with heightened doubt and insistence on an explanation.
