我不跟你理论 何教授
“You don't understand science. I won't argue. Are you done, Professor He?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“you certainly have no right to search me. I can't reason with you. You don't understand science. I won't argue.”
我 不跟你理论 何教授
“You don't understand science. I won't argue. Are you done, Professor He?”
说完了吗
“Are you done, Professor He?”
“You are completely unreasonable and talking to you is a waste of my time.”
Using a prestigious professional title like 'Professor' in the middle of a heated argument is often an ironic device used to point out that the person is failing to act with expected dignity or logic.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to argue with you / to debate you
Commonly used in the negative to state that someone is unreasonable and not worth arguing with.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“Professor He's visit here wasn't easy to arrange.”
“So I can't explain it to you. Professor He,”
“what you said about me to Professor Wu?”
“What's wrong? Are you feeling unwell? It's nothing. Don't worry too much.”
“Professor He encountered some things recently. Related to alien technology.”
“Professor He, how'd you know? You're so amazing. You saw it?”