免费送你的时候你不要 跑到这来偷鸡摸狗
“You didn't want it when I offered it for free, and now you come here sneaking around?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
免费送你 的时候 你不要 跑到这来 偷鸡摸狗
“You didn't want it when I offered it for free, and now you come here sneaking around?”
把土膏和钻石还给我
“Give me back my opium and diamonds!”
“You acted so noble when turning down my gift, but now you're sneaking around like a petty thief!”
In Chinese social interaction, rejecting a gift out of pride or face and then covertly taking it later is seen as an extreme loss of moral integrity.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to engage in petty theft; to act sneakily or deceitfully
A vivid four-character idiom frequently used to condemn underhanded, sneaky, or thievish activities.
give it to you for free
A common spoken collocation emphasizing that an item was provided at no cost.