不买票赶紧走 我们都赶时间 对不起
“If not, step aside. We're in a hurry. Sorry.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Are you two buying tickets or not? Are you buying tickets or not?”
不买票 赶紧走 我们都 赶时间 对不起
“If not, step aside. We're in a hurry. Sorry.”
“Students are returning to school recently, why don't we just wait a couple of days?”
“Stop wasting everybody's time and get out of the way!”
Tensions in crowded transport hubs often boil over quickly when indecision delays commuters who are pressed for time.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
hurry up and leave
A blunt imperative telling someone to depart immediately without delay.
in a rush; pressed for time
Commonly used to justify impatience or asking someone to hurry.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“No ticket? Scram. Don't cause trouble.”
“Don't worry about me. Let's go buy tickets. Let's go.”
“- Go. - No rush. Hold onto your tickets.”
“Let's go get our tickets checked first. Sure. Let's check in first.”
“You can't wait to book tickets for us so you can get rid of us?”
“Get out of here! If he's still here,”