有警察都敢来 胆子够大的
“It's bold of you to show up when a police officer is here.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
谢谢
“Thank you.”
有警察 都敢 来 胆子够大 的
“It's bold of you to show up when a police officer is here.”
其实我很怕
“To be honest, I'm scared.”
“I can't believe you were crazy enough to walk right into a police presence.”
In Chinese vernacular, measuring someone's 'gall/gut size' (胆量/胆子) is a prevalent way to evaluate bravery, nerve, or sheer recklessness.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
quite daring; have a lot of guts
A colloquial remark highlighting someone's audacity, which can be praising, admiring, or cautionary depending on context.
even dare to
Used with '都' to emphasize an extreme circumstance where an action would normally be too risky to attempt.
Used at the end of the evaluative statement '够大的' to reinforce speaker conviction.