既是能被利益收买之人
“Since it is someone who can be bought,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
谁家购置田产 谁家被债务缠身 都查清楚
“Who has purchased property? Who is in debt? Investigate it clearly.”
既是能被利益 收买之人
“Since it is someone who can be bought,”
肯定有地方
“there must be a reason they need the money.”
“Because they are driven by greed, they definitely have an exploitable weakness.”
In traditional court stratagems, finding a target's financial desperation or greed is the classic starting point for espionage and coercion.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to buy off; to bribe
Carries a strong negative connotation regarding corruption and disloyalty.
since; given that
A formal grammatical connective used in literary or structured discourse to introduce a known premise.