你替他干了多少见不得人的事
“You've done so many dirty deeds for him.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“You think he'll make you a high official when he becomes Emperor?”
你替他 干了 多少 见不得人的事
“You've done so many dirty deeds for him.”
“You've done nothing but dirty work for him, and you know it.”
In Chinese moral culture, blindly performing unethical acts for a corrupt superior is viewed with intense scorn, as such lackeys are invariably discarded once their utility ends.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
shameful; scandalous; underhanded
A highly common idiom/colloquial phrase describing actions, secrets, or transactions that cannot bear public scrutiny.
do (dirty work) on his behalf
Colloquial structure indicating acting as an operative or subordinate doing tasks for someone else.