你快不要添乱了
“Don't make things worse!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我去找他们
“I'll go find them.”
你 快不要添乱了
“Don't make things worse!”
外面风沙那么大
“The storm is too strong!”
“Stay out of this, you are only going to make things worse!”
Among close peers or family members during an emergency, Chinese speakers drop polite indirectness and use blunt phrases like '添乱' to protect loved ones from danger.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to add trouble; to make a mess worse
A highly common colloquial expression used to tell someone that their attempt to help is actually causing more problems.
please stop; quickly do not
An urgent imperative structure used to firmly urge someone to cease a risky behavior immediately.
Indicates a change of state, functioning here as an imperative command meaning 'stop doing it already'.