赶飞机 车马上到了
“I have a flight to catch. My ride's arriving soon.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
对不起啊
“Sorry.”
赶飞机 车 马上到了
“I have a flight to catch. My ride's arriving soon.”
去年一月十七号 你缺席了俱乐部例会 去了哪啊
“On January 17th last year, you didn't attend the club's regular meeting. Where were you at that time?”
“I need to get out of here right now, stop grilling me.”
Claiming imminent transport departure is a universally polite yet firm way in Chinese social interactions to avoid uncomfortable questions.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to rush to catch a flight
Use '赶' before transit vehicles like trains or planes to express rushing to make a schedule.
arriving immediately / almost here
Standard phrase to signal urgency and that someone or something is arriving in moments.
Indicates an imminent change of state, stressing that the arrival of the car is about to happen right now.
