以后生活也有保障啊 孩子受伤了
“her future is secure. The kid is injured.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“And you can get the surgery. Even if you don't,”
以后生活 也有 保障 啊 孩子受伤了
“her future is secure. The kid is injured.”
“Shouldn't we save her first? Ms. Fang,”
“Securing money now is essential, so don't blame me for holding out.”
In injury disputes, parties sometimes leverage consent for hospital procedures to extract financial guarantees, creating ethical clashes between immediate care and long-term security.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to be guaranteed / to be secure
Used to describe financial, legal, or social safeguards for one's livelihood or rights.
Marks an explanatory tone that insists on the obvious validity of the speaker's reasoning.
Indicates the occurrence of a new situation or misfortune.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“[mother] This is all your fault. The police are the reason my son's in here.”
“You're hurt? It's nothing.”
“She must be extremely careful not to get injured again.”
“How is it? Is the baby alright?”
“You get hurt, and then I have to take care of you.”
“so we need to insure them.”