你怎么能自己上场啊
“How could you compete yourself?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我还算会一些
“that I know a bit of both.”
你怎么能 自己 上场 啊
“How could you compete yourself?”
我说了
“I said”
“You are too important or unprepared to risk yourself out there.”
In hierarchical or group strategies, leaders or specialists are expected to preserve themselves rather than take rash personal risks in the open field.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to enter the arena; to take the stage or field
Commonly used for sports, competitions, exams, or performances when someone physically steps in to compete.
how could you
Used to express strong disbelief or reproof when someone makes an unexpected or inappropriate choice.
Intensifies the rhetorical question, emphasizing shock, concern, or reproach.