加油站都快没油了
“My gas station is running out of gas now.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我们全家人 不都老到你那儿加油吗
“Don't our whole family always go to your place to refuel?”
加油 站都 快没油了
“My gas station is running out of gas now.”
“You come so often you are practically draining me dry, stop using that as an excuse.”
In Chinese informal conversations, close friends often use playful hyperbole to tease each other about being stingy or imposing rather than giving a dry refusal.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
almost; nearly
Used before a verb or adjective phrase to indicate that a state or condition is on the verge of happening.
out of gas / running empty
A common colloquial phrase referring to vehicles or gas stations running out of fuel.
Signifies a change of state or imminent completion of running out of fuel.