趁现在没有造成最严重的后果
“Before this gets any worse,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Even if I let you go now, where can you go?”
趁现在 没有 造成最严重的 后果
“Before this gets any worse,”
如果我是你
“if I were you,”
“Quit now before you cross the line of no return and ruin yourself completely.”
Chinese interpersonal rhetoric often appeals to avoiding the 'worst-case scenario' to give the adversary an honorable exit before conflict escalates irreversibly.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
while there is still time; taking advantage of the present moment
Used to introduce an action that should be taken promptly before conditions change for the worse.
serious consequences; grave outcome
A common collocation used in warnings, negotiations, or official admonitions.