你没有证据 也不能随便搜查别人吧
“Without evidence, you can't just raid a place.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“that there is a problem with this bar. Give me a search warrant.”
你没有 证据 也不能 随便搜查 别人吧
“Without evidence, you can't just raid a place.”
治安大队是不是 在酒吧里抓着一个人
“Didn't the Public Security Brigade catch someone in the bar”
“Back off; your gut feeling isn't enough to justify an illegal search.”
Even during sharp professional disagreements, speakers frequently append '吧' to make a firm objection sound like seeking mutual confirmation rather than an outright rebuke.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
casually / arbitrarily / without due care
Used before a verb to indicate that an action is being performed recklessly or without proper authorization.
still cannot / doesn't mean you can
Employed to set firm boundaries or counter an unreasonable demand or assumption.
Used at the end of a rhetorical or questioning statement to solicit agreement while softening an otherwise direct reprimand.
