你众多罪恶中的那么一点点
“a tiny fraction of your many wrongdoings.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
能够抵消掉
“enough to offset”
你众多 罪恶 中的那么 一点点
“a tiny fraction of your many wrongdoings.”
“But speaking of which, Zhangzhu works pretty hard.”
“You have screwed up so many times that this tiny good deed barely makes a dent, but I'm just messing with you.”
Close friends or colleagues in Chinese social circles often use dramatic words like 'sins' to tease each other affectionately, which paradoxically signals intimacy and rapport.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
sins; wrongdoings; severe faults
Literally means crimes or sins, but frequently used humorously among friends to exaggerate minor mistakes or bad habits.
just a tiny bit
A common colloquial phrase used to emphasize how negligible or small an amount is.