可以让人的整个颅骨
“it can make a person's whole skull”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
发髻梳好了
“Once the hair is done,”
可以让人的整个颅骨
“it can make a person's whole skull”
“look better than it truly is.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese aesthetics, styling the 'cranium' (toulu ding) high and full is considered essential to create a youthful, balanced, and elegant face profile.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
can make / can enable
Used to describe the positive outcome or effect of a method or technique.
the whole / the entire
Used as an attributive modifier before nouns to emphasize completeness.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“If someone tried to dispose of your skull recklessly,”
“Your skull is naturally excellent.”
“This is just a dead person's skull.”
“The part connecting the skull to the neck”
“Someone broke every bone in his body.”
“Just by looking at the skull in someone else's hands,”