我想让他带那把刀 去吓唬晓鸥一下
“I wanted him to take that knife to scare Xiao'ou a little.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
他拿我当什么
“What did he take me for?”
我想让他带那把刀 去 吓唬 晓鸥一下
“I wanted him to take that knife to scare Xiao'ou a little.”
我知道晓鸥的性格 他只要带了刀
“I know Xiao'ou's personality. If he took the knife,”
“It was just supposed to be a scare tactic, not a murder.”
Suspects often emphasize that an action was merely 'scaring' (吓唬) someone to escape charges of premeditated violence.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
scare a bit / intimidate slightly
A colloquial expression used when talking about frightening someone casually or non-lethally.