出事就是天大的事
“But if something goes wrong, it'll be catastrophic.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
出事 就是 天大的事
“But if something goes wrong, it'll be catastrophic.”
那就让我哥赶紧停下来 是吧 他停不下来了
“You mean I should stop my brother, right? He can't stop.”
“He is playing with fire, and if he slips up, we are all doomed.”
Using cosmic metaphors like 'Tian' (heaven/sky) to describe calamity reflects a common Chinese rhetorical strategy to convey ultimate gravity and urgency.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
a matter of utmost gravity; an enormous disaster
An exaggerated colloquial idiom used to describe an overwhelmingly serious event.
nothing happens until it does; as long as nothing goes wrong it is fine
Paired with 'once something happens...', used to describe walking on a knife's edge where mistakes are fatal.