我要去看看那女人长什么样子
“I want to see who that woman is.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你冷静一点 你爸妈的事 你去能干吗?
“What can you do? This is your parents' business.”
我要去 看看 那 女人 长什么样子
“I want to see who that woman is.”
欸 红酒来了
“- [doorbell rings] - Hey, the wine.”
“I need to size up this woman for myself and see what she's really about.”
Checking out a third party's appearance ('长什么样子') in family or romantic disputes implies assessing their social standing, allure, and threat level.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
what [someone/something] looks like
Standard conversational structure for asking about or referring to someone's physical appearance.
go take a look / go see
A frequent everyday verb duplication expressing an action of checking something out.