放火烧人老巢
“You burned down his den.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“He had an alligator. I made it back alive, and you can't even praise me?”
放火 烧人 老巢
“You burned down his den.”
夸什么呀?
“What's there to praise?”
“You did something completely reckless and arsonist, and you actually expect me to compliment you for it?”
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to set fire to; to commit arson
Can be used literally for starting a destructive fire, or figuratively in idioms about causing trouble.
lair; den; home base (usually of enemies or criminals)
Carries a derogatory or playful tone. Often used in action/crime contexts to mean the headquarters of a gang or villain, or jokingly to refer to someone's home.