这个别划 也不是没有可能
“Don't cross this one out. It's not impossible.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
划
“We'll do it.”
这个 别划 也不是没有可能
“Don't cross this one out. It's not impossible.”
“Then cross this out first. Cross out the time machine one too.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Chinese speakers frequently use double negatives to temper claims and keep possibilities open without overpromising or sounding dogmatic.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
don't cross it out / don't scratch it off
A direct colloquial command used when making selections or revising lists.
it is not impossible / there is still a chance
A double negative used to cautiously suggest a feasible outcome without sounding overly confident.