为了装神弄鬼 还真是没少费工夫
“For this stunt, they really went to a lot of trouble.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这是固定药叉用的?
“This was used to anchor the yaksha?”
为了 装神弄鬼 还真是 没少费工夫
“For this stunt, they really went to a lot of trouble.”
蜡油
“Candle wax.”
“They went through an awful lot of trouble just to pull off this cheap parlor trick.”
In Chinese detective narratives, supernatural apparitions are almost invariably exposed as calculated human machinations using elaborate physical props.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to play the devil; to practice trickery or pretend supernatural feats
Use this idiom when criticizing someone for acting mysteriously or staging deceitful stunts to mislead people.
spared no effort; took a lot of pains/trouble
A colloquial pattern meaning 'put in quite a bit of effort', often used with ironic admiration or complaint.