我就可以把姚晓辉的皮 一点一点地给他扒下来
“Then I could slowly skin Yao Xiaohui alive.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Go ahead. I wish I had these skills.”
我 就可以 把姚晓辉的皮 一点一点 地给他 扒下来
“Then I could slowly skin Yao Xiaohui alive.”
她就爱开玩笑 来律师 我们要不要来点酒
“She was just kidding. Mr. Lai, should we get some drinks?”
“I will tear him down completely and show everyone what he truly is.”
In Chinese colloquial parlance, 'peeling someone's skin' is a vivid metaphor for completely humiliating an adversary by exposing their hidden frauds and destroying their social standing.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to strip off, to peel off
Literally means peeling off clothes or skin, but metaphorically used to describe exposing someone's true hypocritical nature.
little by little, step by step
Use this adverbial phrase to emphasize a gradual, meticulous, and persistent process.