你们还有心思在这儿跟我兜圈子
“would you still be beating around the bush here?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
有证据
“If you had evidence,”
你们 还有心思 在这 儿跟我 兜圈子
“would you still be beating around the bush here?”
我分明就怀疑你们是在诈我
“I suspect you're bluffing me.”
“You don't have any real evidence against me, so stop playing games.”
In Chinese investigative contexts, suspects frequently accuse investigators of bluffing to gauge how much incriminating material the authorities actually possess.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to have the mood or inclination to do something
Often used rhetorically or sarcastically to question why someone is bothering with frivolous actions under high stakes.
to beat around the bush or speak evasively
A versatile idiom used when demanding that someone speak directly rather than skirting the issue.