是不是太草率了
“Isn't that too rash?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你就怀疑大佐
“...you suspect the Colonel?”
是不是 太草率了
“Isn't that too rash?”
司令官
“Commander.”
“You are jumping to conclusions without real evidence, which is foolish.”
Using a rhetorical question ('Is it not too rash?') softens direct confrontation while clearly signaling serious disapproval.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
isn't it; could it be that
A common rhetorical framing used to soften an objection or prompt the listener to reconsider.
too hasty; too rash
Use this collocation when criticizing a decision made without proper deliberation or evidence.
Functions with 太 to form an exclamatory evaluation indicating an excess of rashness.