总不愿意在一棵树上停留
“They never want to stay on one tree for long.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“They fly here for a moment, and then there.”
总 不愿意 在一棵树上停留
“They never want to stay on one tree for long.”
那是你不了解它
“That's because you don't know them well,”
“You never commit to one place or person, and it frustrates me.”
Chinese speakers frequently use imagery from nature, such as birds wandering without settling, to express indirect feelings about personal relationships or commitment without sounding overly aggressive.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
always unwilling to
Useful for expressing consistent reluctance or a habitual refusal to do something.
to stay temporarily; to linger
Can refer literally to stopping at a physical place or metaphorically to settling emotionally.