我帮他纯属出于道义
“I'm helping him purely out of moral obligation.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我 帮他 纯属 出于道义
“I'm helping him purely out of moral obligation.”
走了
“I'm off.”
“Don't read into this—I only helped him because it was the decent thing to do, not because I care.”
People often evoke moral duty (道义) to hide emotional warmth or save face from teasing about romantic or emotional attachment.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
purely / entirely
A semi-formal adverb used to emphatically categorize the sole nature or origin of an action.
out of moral obligation / for the sake of decency
Used to claim one's motivation rests solely on ethical duty rather than personal feeling.