若陛下信得过 民女当放手一试
“If you trust me, I'll try my best.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
陛下 一个时辰内 是风症急救的最佳时机
“Your Majesty, the first two hours are the optimal time for treating wind symptoms.”
若陛下 信得过 民女当 放手一试
“If you trust me, I'll try my best.”
好好好
“Very well.”
“I can only save the patient if you trust me completely and do not blame me if it goes wrong.”
Commoner women addressed themselves as 'min nü' (humble woman) when speaking to royalty to display extreme deference and acknowledge strict imperial hierarchy.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
trustworthy; to trust or place confidence in someone
A common spoken potential complement pattern used to indicate whether someone is deemed reliable or trusted.
to go all out and give it a try without reservations
Use when embarking on a daring attempt with full effort after removing hesitation or restrictions.