一点笑模样都没有
“Not a smile at all.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
给谁看啊
“all day long?”
一点 笑模样 都 没有
“Not a smile at all.”
出去
“Get out.”
“Wipe that sour look off your face; who are you trying to show attitude to?”
In Chinese interpersonal dynamics, displaying a gloomy or bitter face (甩脸子) in front of an interlocutor or superior is viewed as an overt, disrespectful display of defiance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
smiling look or cheerful countenance
A colloquial northern expression referring to a pleasant, smiling expression; often used negatively when someone looks sullen.
not even a little bit / completely lacking
A common structure to express the total absence of a quality, condition, or thing.