你就是想掩人耳目
“You were just trying to cover your tracks!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
不管她不是更好吗
“Wouldn't it be better to leave her there?”
你 就是 想 掩人耳目
“You were just trying to cover your tracks!”
“I just came out of the Cold Palace. How could I have had the chance to drug her?”
“Don't act innocent; you only did this to throw people off the scent.”
In competitive or high-stakes interpersonal dynamics, unusual goodwill or overt indifference is often scrutinized as a calculated front.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to pull the wool over people's eyes; to cover one's tracks
A common four-character idiom describing actions taken deliberately to divert attention or fool observers.
simply want to; nothing more than intending to
Used to assertively pinpoint someone's underlying, often disingenuous, motive.