她有自己的主意 我们走吧
“She has ideas of her own. Let's go.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
孩子大了不服管
“She's grown up and gotten rebellious.”
她有 自己的主意 我们 走吧
“She has ideas of her own. Let's go.”
去哪儿?
“Go where?”
“There is no point in pushing her anymore; let's just go.”
Saying a child 'has their own mind' often reflects parental acknowledgment that the younger generation has grown up and cannot be micromanaged.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to have one's own mind or ideas
Commonly used to describe an independent, headstrong, or assertive person who does not easily yield to advice.
let us go
The standard conversational way to propose departure.
Softens the suggestion into a polite, consensus-seeking proposal to leave.