给下边的弟兄们多少补点吧
“You ought to make it up a little for the guys under you.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“You've been losing a bit too much lately.”
给下边的 弟兄们 多少 补点 吧
“You ought to make it up a little for the guys under you.”
叔啊
“Uncle,”
“You caused trouble by losing money; you must pay off the crew so they do not turn against us.”
Leaders in informal or tight-knit groups are culturally obligated to take care of their followers' material interests to maintain loyalty and authority.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
brothers; the crew; subordinates
Often used in close-knit male teams or underworld circles to refer to followers and subordinates with an air of brotherhood.
compensate at least a little bit
A softening hedge used to make a financial demand seem modest and reasonable.
Softens the command into a strong recommendation or polite suggestion.