老公开一两个小差
“When a husband has a little affair or two,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“What's so unusual about this kind of thing?”
老公 开一两个小差
“When a husband has a little affair or two,”
睁一只眼睛闭一只眼睛嘛
“you just turn a blind eye”
“Men occasionally wander; do not make a huge fuss over a small affair.”
Older or traditional family mindsets often prioritize preserving family unity over strict monogamous boundaries, urging wives to tolerate minor missteps.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to space out; (euphemistically) to stray or commit minor infidelity
Literally meaning to desert military duty or wander off in thought, here used colloquially to soften the gravity of cheating.
one or two; a couple of
Used idiomatically to minimize the perceived quantity or significance of an event.