你这是做什么 快起来
“What are you doing? Get up!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“How can Grandma's body hold up?”
你这是做什么 快起来
“What are you doing? Get up!”
郡主容禀
“Your Ladyship, allow me to report this.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
When an inferior kneels to present a desperate plea, superiors often politely urge them to rise immediately to demonstrate benevolence and avoid creating an awkward spectacle.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
what is the meaning of this; what are you doing
Commonly said when someone kneels, gifts something overly lavish, or makes an unexpectedly grand gesture.
hurry and get up; please stand up
A standard, polite imperative addressed to someone who has knelt down before you.
