- 把活的都带回去 - 是
“Take the alive ones back. Understood.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
都后退
“Everyone, step back!”
- 把活的都带回去 - 是
“Take the alive ones back. Understood.”
走
“Move!”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In historical and modern Chinese bureaucratic or military settings, an abrupt '是' (yes/understood) signifies absolute deference and immediate obedience to a superior's command.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
take back / bring back
A common directional complement construction used when ordering items or people to be transported back to a base or station.
the living ones / alive
A nominalized adjective phrase used concisely to refer to live captives or animals.