师父拉不下来脸的
“For something my master can't bring herself to do,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
老头老太太开心了
“these old people happy.”
师父 拉不下来脸 的
“For something my master can't bring herself to do,”
我能做
“I can do it.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In traditional master-apprentice relationships, disciples are expected to protect the master's stature and face by taking on awkward or ingratiating tasks.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
cannot bring oneself to do something for fear of losing face
A highly idiomatic phrase describing being held back by pride, dignity, or embarrassment.
Forms a noun phrase indicating 'the kind of things' that the master cannot do.