找不着了 让刘潇然藏起来了
“I can't find it. Liu Xiaoran hid it.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你那个日记本呢
“Where's your diary?”
找不着了 让刘潇然 藏起来了
“I can't find it. Liu Xiaoran hid it.”
“Then how do you prove he plagiarized your story?”
“Don't blame me for missing the notebook; someone deliberately took it out of my reach.”
In spoken Chinese, using '让' to form an adverse passive construction often highlights the speaker's victimization or passive misfortune under someone else's intentional act.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
can no longer be found
A colloquial northern spoken form equivalent to 找不到, expressing an inability to locate an object.
to hide away / to conceal
Combines the verb 藏 (hide) with the directional complement 起来 to indicate concealment.
Marks a change of state, indicating the item has now become unavailable.