你看这满脸脏的
“Look at his dirty face.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Zhen, you can't just bring strangers home.”
你看 这 满脸脏 的
“Look at his dirty face.”
不知道的还以为是流浪儿呢 他不是流浪儿
“People might think he is a street urchin. He is not a street urchin.”
“Look at how filthy he is, he's clearly a beggar and does not belong in our house.”
Disheveled or filthy appearances often trigger suspicion and wariness in traditional households, signaling a lack of upbringing or potential danger.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
all over the face / covering the whole face
Used before descriptive adjectives or nouns like dirt, sweat, or smiles to indicate something covers the entire face.
look / see for yourself
A spoken discourse marker used to draw attention to evidence supporting one's argument or complaint.