搬 看得见的都搬走
“Take it. Take anything you see.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
阿姨 这茶几要搬吗
“Ma'am, what about this coffee table?”
搬 看得见的都搬走
“Take it. Take anything you see.”
我和瑜变成现在这样
“Are you happy now that Yu and I”
“Clear out every single thing; I do not want to see any reminder of this place.”
In marital or partnership breakups, clearing out all material belongings completely is a dramatic cultural signal of finality and emotional closure.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
everything in plain sight / whatever is visible
Used as an exhaustive qualifier meaning 'anything that meets the eye'.
move away / clear out
A directional complement phrase meaning to take an item and remove it completely from a location.