你说他是故意拖延时间
“Do you think he's stalling on purpose,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“But he still hasn't shown up at this point.”
你说 他是 故意拖延时间
“Do you think he's stalling on purpose,”
还是
“or...”
“I bet he's pulling a power move by keeping us waiting.”
In high-stakes business or political contexts, arriving late is sometimes interpreted as a deliberate tactic to assert dominance, test patience, or stall negotiations.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
deliberately stalling for time; dragging feet intentionally
A useful workplace phrase to describe tactical delays or strategic procrastination.
what do you think; tell me
Used conversationally at the start of a sentence to solicit the listener's perspective or agreement.