我们找到实物 就能证明他长期预谋模仿
“finding those items would prove that he had been deliberately imitating Ms. Lin for a long time.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
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,”
我们 找到实物 就能证明 他长期预谋 模仿
“finding those items would prove that he had been deliberately imitating Ms. Lin for a long time.”
不行 他太危险了 你们不能接近他 可是
“No. He's too dangerous. You must not approach him. But...”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese legal rhetoric, securing 'tangible objects' (实物) is considered essential to form an unbreakable chain of evidence rather than relying solely on confession.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
physical object / tangible evidence
Commonly used in investigative, forensic, or commercial contexts to contrast real physical evidence with testimony or theory.
premeditate / premeditation
A formal or legal collocation referring to planning an illicit or hostile act in advance.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“Perhaps through more interaction, I can uncover more of the truth.”
“we can follow the trail and track down that shipment.”
“I'm telling you, people out there are already copying our model. We need to open branches fast,”