只要表哥您一句话 我保证
“Just say the word, and I can even”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
表哥 最近京城那几个王府 都在我的监视之下
“Qi, I've had all the royal families in the capital under surveillance.”
只要 表哥您 一句话 我保证
“Just say the word, and I can even”
他们每家每户每天吃多少米 我都一五一十向您禀报
“tell you how much rice each family eats every day.”
“Just give me the order and I will do all your dirty work; remember to reward me.”
Even though they are cousins, the deferential address '表哥您' reveals that family ties often double as patron-client relationships in political maneuvering.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
as long as someone gives the word / at someone's word
A very common pattern to express unconditional readiness to help or obey upon command.
I guarantee / I promise
Used to give a firm commitment or reassure someone about the outcome of an action.