终于有个带得出去的了
“Finally, someone presentable.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
给他订了一套西装
“I had a suit made for him.”
终于有 个 带得出去 的了
“Finally, someone presentable.”
你觉得这套行吗
“What do you think of this one?”
“Finally, you look decent enough that I won't be embarrassed to be seen with you.”
In Chinese dating culture, having a partner who is 'presentable' (带得出去) provides social face (面子) when introducing them to family or friends.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
presentable enough to be seen with in public
Commonly used colloquially to compliment someone's appearance or demeanor as being worthy of public pride.
at last; finally
Placed before verbs to indicate that an event or change happened after a long wait.
Marks a newly emerged state or situation, reinforcing the sense of long-awaited relief.