仔细看 看清楚
“Look at it carefully.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Take a look. Do you know her? No.”
仔细看 看清楚
“Look at it carefully.”
“I've never seen her before. She's not our employee. Stop pretending.”
“Don't just brush me off; look properly because I know you're holding back.”
Short, rapid imperatives like '仔细看,看清楚' are commonly used by authority figures to break down evasion and intimidate witnesses into cooperation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
look closely / examine carefully
Used as an imperative urging someone to pay close attention to visual details.
see clearly / get a good look
A verb-complement structure indicating reaching a clear visual perception or certainty.