今晚让你受到了惊吓
“You've had a fright tonight.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
叶小姐
“Miss Ye.”
今晚 让你受到了惊吓
“You've had a fright tonight.”
我为特种警察大队的鲁莽
“For the Special Police Unit's recklessness...”
“Please do not hold this raid against me; I know things got out of hand.”
In formal Chinese protocol, directly validating the victim's distress ('让你受惊了') is a necessary ritual to lower defenses before delivering a formal apology.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to be frightened; to suffer a scare
A polite, standard way to describe someone experiencing sudden fear or trauma, often used when expressing sympathy or apologies.