莫不是你们通风报信把人放跑了
“Did you tip her off and let her go?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
人呢
“Where is she?”
莫不是 你们 通风报信 把人放 跑了
“Did you tip her off and let her go?”
官老爷 冤枉啊
“Officer, we're innocent.”
“You are hiding the truth, and I suspect you aided the fugitive.”
In traditional Chinese jurisprudence, interrogators routinely presumed guilt and used aggressive conjectures to coerce confessions from commoners.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to tip someone off; to leak information to an accomplice
A frequent four-character idiom describing covertly alerting someone to help them escape detection.
could it be that; perhaps (introducing a strong suspicion)
A literary or dramatic rhetorical opener used to pose a suspicious conjecture.
Marks the completed change of state regarding the target's escape.