这飞行员人家要求高着呢
“The requirements for pilots are extremely high.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
谁也考不上
“no one will get in.”
这飞行员 人家 要求高 着呢
“The requirements for pilots are extremely high.”
没戏
“No chance.”
“Forget about it, none of us stand a chance against those insane requirements.”
Using 'renjia' to refer to official bodies or recruitment authorities sets them apart as an elite or unreachable standard compared to ordinary individuals.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
extremely high; way up there
The suffix pattern 'Adj + 着呢' is common in spoken northern Mandarin to emphatically convey a high degree.
they; the other party
Used colloquially to refer to an institution, authority, or third party being discussed.
Combined with '着' to stress the surprising or excessive degree of the requirement.