我都觉得恶心 走走走 出去出去
“I feel sick. Get out of here! Get out! Get out!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I earn money by my own hands. If I take money from you,”
我都 觉得恶心 走走走 出去出去
“I feel sick. Get out of here! Get out! Get out!”
出去
“Get out!”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Accusing someone or an act of being 'disgusting' (恶心) indicates a complete breakdown of respect, surpassing normal anger and treating the interaction as morally repulsive.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
disgusting; sickening; repulsed
Used both literally for physical nausea and figuratively for deep moral or emotional aversion.
get out; go outside
A blunt imperative order used to expel someone from a room or private space.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“Eat or not? Whatever. Of course. Let's go.”
“If we can't get it right this time, we run it again.”
“we shall go out for a walk and look around”
“I want to go out for a walk and get some fresh air.”
“Going out for a walk will help you feel less anxious.”
“Don't ever come home to disgust me again.”