我觉得没有人是无药可救的
“[woman] I like to think no one is hopeless,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
威廉无药可救了？
“Is William hopeless?”
我觉得 没有人 是 无药可救 的
“[woman] I like to think no one is hopeless,”
但他很无助
“but he is helpless,”
“Do not write him off so easily; everyone deserves a chance to change.”
Reflects the traditional philosophical belief that human nature inherently carries the potential for moral improvement and reform.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
beyond redemption; incurable; hopeless
A common idiom used metaphorically to describe a hopeless situation or someone whose bad behavior seems irredeemable.
I think; I feel
Standard conversational opener used to soften assertions and express personal viewpoints.
Placed at the end of the clause to assert an affirmative stance or conviction about the categorization.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“then no one can survive.”
“You are beyond saving.”
“even if you're from the Xie Family.”
“that no one can save you now.”
“Ordinary people wouldn't survive,”
“We are out of medicine now. We're out of medicine.”