他不是被迫招供了吗
“Wasn't he forced to confess?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
他不是被迫招供了吗
“Wasn't he forced to confess?”
他那是在试探你
“He was testing you.”
“I thought we already solved this when he confessed—why are we questioning it again?”
In contemporary Chinese police procedurals, forced confessions (刑讯逼供/被迫招供) are treated as unreliable evidence, highlighting modern judicial procedural rigor.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
forced to; compelled to
Use before verbs to describe actions taken under duress or unwillingly.
to confess (to a crime)
Commonly used in criminal investigations and legal contexts referring to confessing illicit deeds.
Turns the statement into a rhetorical confirmation check, expressing doubt about the sudden change in situation.