尸身怕是要腐坏啊
“the body might decompose before then.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
如今天气湿热
“With this heat and humidity,”
尸身怕是要腐坏啊
“the body might decompose before then.”
“Commandery Princess Consort An has autopsy experience.”
“We need to examine the body right now before it rots and destroys the evidence.”
In ancient Chinese criminal investigation, lack of modern refrigeration meant investigators had to race against heat and decay to gather bodily evidence.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I'm afraid it will / it looks likely that
A useful spoken hedging pattern to express concern or predict an undesirable outcome.
to decay, to spoil, to decompose
Often used in formal or forensic contexts regarding organic matter or corpses.
Softens the assertion while intensifying the speaker's emotional sigh or urgency.