这有个大价格的东西 我拿不准
“there's something with a hefty price tag. I can't quite judge it myself.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
桂总
“Mr. Gui,”
这有个大价格的东西 我 拿不准
“there's something with a hefty price tag. I can't quite judge it myself.”
“Could you help me take a look?”
“This item is too expensive for me to risk making a mistake, please appraise it for me.”
In Chinese trade and antique appraisal culture, admitting uncertainty ('拿不准') is a polite way to invite a senior expert ('掌眼') to inspect the goods without losing face.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
uncertain; not quite sure
A very common colloquial expression used when one cannot make a confident judgment or decision.