现在再觍着脸凑上去
“If I have the cheek to be with him,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Back then, I made him suffer a lot.”
现在再 觍着脸 凑上去
“If I have the cheek to be with him,”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese moral ethics, having a 'thick face' (觍着脸) after causing immense harm to someone violates the fundamental boundary of shame (廉耻), making any further contact socially unacceptable.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
shamelessly / cheekily
Vivid idiom describing someone acting thick-skinned and brazen despite knowing they have no right to do so.
approach closely / sidle up to
Often carries a negative connotation of ingratiating oneself or imposing one's presence uninvited.