这姑奶奶之前收拾我们的时候
“When she beat us up earlier,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这 姑奶奶 之前 收拾 我们的时候
“When she beat us up earlier,”
竟是收着劲的
“she was actually holding back?”
“We had no idea how terrifying she really is—she was actually going easy on us before!”
Originally meaning a great-aunt, calling an intimidating woman '姑奶奶' jokingly elevates her status to acknowledge her untouchable authority or fearsome temper.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
formidable young lady; fierce female boss
Colloquially used (often half-humorously or fearfully) to refer to a demanding, fiery, or overpowering woman.
teaching us a lesson; beating us up; disciplining us
A common colloquial phrase meaning to punish or physically rough someone up.