今天临时开会 会上怎么说呢
“There's a last-minute meeting today. In the meeting,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
凭什么
“On what grounds?”
今天 临时开会 会上 怎么说呢
“There's a last-minute meeting today. In the meeting,”
就是你在讯问赖正天的过程中 存在 诱供
“they said during your interrogation of Lai Zhengtian, you engaged in suggestive questioning,”
“Don't shoot the messenger, but the higher-ups just met and they are blaming you.”
To preserve harmony and face among peers, Chinese speakers often use fillers like 'how should I put it' and attribute criticism to a collective 'meeting' rather than stating it bluntly.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to hold an impromptu or unscheduled meeting
Used in workplace contexts when a meeting is called suddenly to deal with an urgent issue.
how should I put it; how to say this
An essential conversational filler used to buy time or soften the delivery of awkward, complex, or bad news.
Used at the end of the rhetorical filler '怎么说呢' to create a contemplative pause and signal hesitation.
