不愿意听他一命呜呼了
“and can't bear hearing him die?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那您就是单纯心疼他
“So, you simply care for him”
不愿意 听他 一命呜呼 了
“and can't bear hearing him die?”
“If you're unwell, speak a little less.”
“Don't pretend I care about him; I just don't want to deal with the trouble of his death.”
Using blunt or satirical expressions for death like '一命呜呼' rather than euphemisms usually signals cold detachment, anger, or dark humor.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to kick the bucket / breathe one's last
A colloquial, often irreverent or dramatic idiom for dying.
unwilling to hear / don't want to listen to
Expresses strong subjective aversion to hearing a specific piece of news.
Indicates a completed state or change of situation regarding the person's death.