这不自作多情吗 她是怕丢了工作
“Don't waste your time. She's afraid of losing her job.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
别管她了
“Forget it.”
这不 自作多情 吗 她是 怕丢了工作
“Don't waste your time. She's afraid of losing her job.”
婉之 你想好
“You better think it.”
“Don't flatter yourself, she doesn't care about you; she just needs this paycheck.”
In Chinese social commentary, people often burst romantic fantasies by pointing out harsh economic realities like job security.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
flattering oneself; unrequited assumption of affection
Use this idiom to criticize someone who wrongly assumes another person is romantically or emotionally interested in them.
lose one's job
A very common colloquial expression referring to getting fired or losing employment.
Forms a rhetorical question that sharply challenges the listener's assumption.