前天晒的 忘记收了
“I put them out the day before yesterday and forgot to bring them in.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Ms. Lin, you really picked a great time to put your books out in the sun.”
前天晒的 忘记收了
“I put them out the day before yesterday and forgot to bring them in.”
很好 很林晚星
“Great. Very Lin Wanxing.”
“I know it looks ridiculous, but I honestly just completely forgot about them.”
Drying books in the sun to prevent mold and insect damage is a traditional Chinese intellectual habit, though doing so right before bad weather is an ironic blunder.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
forgot to collect / forgot to take inside
A common spoken phrase used when someone forgets to bring in laundry, dried items, or belongings.
Indicates the completion of forgetting and marks a change of state resulting in the current dilemma.