为一己私欲 公然犯下多起恶行
“For your own selfish desires, you've openly committed numerous atrocities.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Xu Meng, you have lost your mind and all humanity.”
为一己私欲 公然犯下 多起恶行
“For your own selfish desires, you've openly committed numerous atrocities.”
手段残忍 性质恶劣 残害了那么多人 那么多家庭
“Your methods were cruel, and your crimes heinous. You've harmed so many people and so many families.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Chinese legal and moral discourse frequently employs balanced, four-character idioms to construct an authoritative, solemn rebuke against criminal misconduct.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
one's own selfish desires
A literary four-character idiom (chengyu) often used in moral reprimands, media reports, and legal proceedings to highlight selfishness.
openly; blatantly; in broad daylight
An adverb used to describe brazen wrongdoing conducted without shame or fear of consequences.
