朕知错了 下不为例
“I realize my mistake. It won't happen again.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
于律法不合
“is against the law.”
朕 知错了 下不为例
“I realize my mistake. It won't happen again.”
陈卿家
“Chen Yanyun.”
“I admit I slipped up this once, so drop the subject and let it go.”
In traditional court politics, emperors rarely apologized explicitly; phrases like 'not to set a precedent' allowed the sovereign to appease rigid officials while preserving absolute dignity.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not to be taken as a precedent; just this once
A common idiom used by an authority figure when granting an exception or forgiving a one-off error.
to realize or acknowledge one's mistake
Used in formal or dramatic contexts when confessing wrongdoing.
Marks a change of state, indicating that the speaker has now realized their mistake.