不要再给我演戏了
“Stop putting on an act.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我怎么可能戏耍你郑远大人呢 你这话言重了
“how could I possibly be trifling with you, Lord Zheng Yuan? That's too harsh.”
不要再 给我 演戏 了
“Stop putting on an act.”
算是我郑某 看走了眼
“Let it be that I, Zheng, misjudged you—”
“Cut the crap; I see right through your lies.”
Directly accusing an interlocutor of 'putting on an act' shatters polite social facade and signifies an open interpersonal rupture.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
put on an act; play pretend
Metaphorically used to accuse someone of hypocrisy, insincerity, or deceptive behavior.
stop doing; do not... anymore
Used to express an imperative demand to halt an ongoing, annoying, or deceptive action immediately.
Functions with the negative imperative to command cessation of an ongoing action.