那你怎么知道 上面缠着的是章鱼触角
“Then how do you know those are octopus legs wrapped around it?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“They all say it's the Eye of Medusa.”
那 你怎么知道 上面缠着的是章鱼触角
“Then how do you know those are octopus legs wrapped around it?”
睡 睡 睡
“I'll tell... tell...”
“You are making this up, so prove how you could possibly know that.”
Playful skepticism and debate over trivial details often characterize intimate conversations between close partners or friends before going to sleep.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
how do you know
A common conversational phrase used to challenge an assertion or ask for a source of information.
wrapped around / entwined
Used to describe physical objects coiled around something or figuratively for being pestered.
Emphasizes the specific detail and identity within the cleft construction.