一群野蛮人
“A bunch of barbarians—”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“frictions with the Xia people are bound to happen.”
一群 野蛮人
“A bunch of barbarians—”
“They are uncultured brutes who cannot be reasoned with.”
Labeling outside groups as 'barbaric' serves historically to justify friction and portray the speaker's own group as civilized and justified in confrontation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
a crowd of; a bunch of
A common measure word used for groups of people or animals, often carrying a dismissive tone when paired with negative nouns.
barbarians; uncivilized savages
Use to insult someone as uncouth, unreasonable, or violent.