凡事得往前看
“You've got to look ahead.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
得学会清盘
“Sometimes, people need to learn to wipe the slate clean.”
凡事 得 往前看
“You've got to look ahead.”
师父
“Master.”
“Don't dwell on what you cannot change; please give yourself a break and move on.”
While junior staff normally show deference, in moments of deep personal vulnerability, an apprentice can step up to provide emotional grounding and consolation to their mentor.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
in all things; whatever happens
A formal yet common spoken adverbial chunk used to introduce general life advice or principles.
to look forward; to move on
A standard idiomatic phrase used to encourage someone to let go of previous failures or grief.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“We have to move on.”
“We all have to look forward.”
“We need to look forward in life,”
“We need to move on. Look,”
“People say you should look forward.”