说不定还藏着更恶心的东西
“Who knows what other disgusting things he might be hiding?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Think about it, he was actually able to impersonate Ms. Lin.”
说不定 还藏着更 恶心 的 东西
“Who knows what other disgusting things he might be hiding?”
比如穿过的衣服 戴过的假发 如果他真有这种癖好
“Like clothes he's worn or wigs he's used. If he really has this kind of fetish,”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Casual banter often uses expressive, visceral adjectives like 'disgusting' (恶心) to establish shared moral ground or mutual intrigue among friends.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
perhaps; maybe
A common spoken adverb used to make an educated guess or raise a plausible possibility.
even more disgusting things
Used to describe revolting objects, habits, or unethical actions.
