他们像老鹰一样凶巴巴的
“They were acting like vultures.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
上来就跟个斗鸡似的
“You went in there looking for a fight.”
他们 像 老 鹰 一样 凶巴巴 的
“They were acting like vultures.”
我不出头行吗
“How could I not step in?”
“I had no choice but to push back because they were totally ruthless.”
In Chinese culture, standing up for one's own people against outside intimidation is considered an obligation of loyalty and protective honor.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
fierce-looking; visibly hostile and aggressive
An expressive, colloquial reduplicated adjective used to describe someone's intimidating or angry demeanor.
to step forward; to stick one's neck out to defend someone
Frequently used in conflict situations where one intervenes on behalf of a vulnerable peer or family member.
Emphasizes the vividness of the descriptive state.