不敢说万无一失 但
“I dare not say it's foolproof, but”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
已演练许久
“We've rehearsed for a long time.”
不敢说 万无一失 但
“I dare not say it's foolproof, but”
胜算极大
“our chances of success are very high.”
“I cannot guarantee perfection, but we are almost certainly going to succeed.”
Chinese rhetorical tradition values leaving room for error rather than making absolute claims, demonstrating both prudence and sophisticated competence.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I wouldn't dare say; cannot guarantee
A classic Chinese polite hedge used to lower expectations or show humility before delivering an opinion.
completely foolproof; perfectly safe; no possibility of error
A common four-character idiom (chengyu) used to describe operations, plans, or precautions that have zero margin for failure.