这你总该相信我了吧 领导
“Now you should believe me, right? Sir.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
都能证明
“can prove it.”
这你 总该相信我 了吧 领导
“Now you should believe me, right? Sir.”
每一个监控
“We'll review”
“The evidence proves I was right all along, so stop questioning my integrity.”
Addressing one's supervisor as 'lingdao' preserves hierarchical respect even when speaking assertively or defending oneself against unjust accusations.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
should by now / ought at last to
Expresses an expectation that conditions have finally been met for the other person to change their mind.
leader / boss / supervisor
Standard respectful form of address for any hierarchical superior in Chinese professional contexts.
Indicates a newly achieved state where suspicion has finally been removed.
Softens the assertion into a semi-rhetorical solicit of agreement from the superior.
