装得一副端庄模样
“Acting all proper and dignified.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
难道你不想
“Don't you want the same?”
装得一副 端庄模样
“Acting all proper and dignified.”
若非他总防着你 你早把他拉床上去了
“If he hadn't been so guarded around you, you would have dragged him to bed long ago.”
“Stop playing the saint; you are just as lustful and manipulative as anyone else.”
Traditional expectations for noble women emphasize modesty and stately elegance (端庄); accusing a woman of merely 'acting' dignified strikes at her social standing and moral integrity.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
putting on an appearance of / pretending to be
A highly critical expression used to expose someone putting on a fake facade or attitude.
dignified manner / poised appearance
While '端庄' is positive, combining it with '装得' turns it into a sharp critique of artificial virtue.