通常不会有什么好结果
“it usually doesn't end well.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
通常不会有什么好结果
“it usually doesn't end well.”
我也不是啦
“That's not it for me.”
“You are stretching yourself too thin, and it is bound to backfire.”
Traditional Chinese philosophy values moderation (Zhongyong) and warns against excessive greed (tanxin), viewing overambition as a precursor to failure.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
usually does not / generally won't
A common spoken way to state general patterns or softened predictions based on common sense.
have any good outcome
Frequently used in negative or rhetorical constructions to warn against risky or improper behavior.