你觉得你一定不会输
“So, you believe you won't lose?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
总能逢凶化吉
“I always land on my feet.”
你觉得 你 一定不会输
“So, you believe you won't lose?”
不赌就不会输
“If I don't gamble, I won't.”
“You are far too arrogant thinking you can't be beaten.”
In Chinese narrative dialogues, interrogating someone's inner certainty often serves to destabilize their resolve before a high-stakes move or negotiation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to turn bad luck into good fortune; to land on one's feet
An auspicious four-character idiom common in literature and daily speech to describe surviving danger unscathed.
definitely will not
Used to assert complete certainty regarding an outcome or intention.