让他歇段日子也好
“Let him rest for a while.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“But since he hurt a few of the clerks, he's temporarily detained.”
让他 歇段日子 也好
“Let him rest for a while.”
命人好好照应
“Make sure he's properly attended to.”
“Since we have to detain him anyway, let us use this time to keep him safe and out of trouble.”
In traditional bureaucratic maneuvers, stepping back or taking a forced absence is often reframed positively as biding time or avoiding further political fallout.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
rest for a period of time
A colloquial way to suggest taking a break or staying inactive for a certain duration.
might as well / not a bad idea
Used at the end of a sentence to express mild approval or acceptance of an alternative situation.