爱到处撒尿拉屎
“that like to piss and shit everywhere,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
可总有些坏猪
“But there are always some bad pigs”
爱到处撒尿拉屎
“that like to piss and shit everywhere,”
“making even the cleanest place dirty.”
“These rotten individuals leave an offensive mess wherever they go and spoil everything.”
In Chinese rhetoric, comparing undesirable people to filthy livestock like pigs defecating freely is a powerful way to express contempt and moral indignation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
everywhere; all over the place
A common adverb used before verbs to indicate that an action occurs across multiple locations.
to urinate and defecate
Very crude and colloquial spoken phrasing; use with extreme caution in polite company.
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“I'm emptying the bowels.”
“No peeing here! Stop it!”
“Take a good look at yourself first.”
“Go find a mirror to look at yourself.”
“Don't you even know your place?”
“Go take a long, hard look in the mirror.”