为什么要下场跑一身汗
“Why would I go down there and get all sweaty,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
好好地
“I am perfectly fine.”
为什么要 下场 跑一身汗
“Why would I go down there and get all sweaty,”
“You are making a fool of yourself and damaging our reputation.”
In traditional elite Chinese society, physical exertion causing sweat was seen as coarse and improper, especially when visible to judgmental onlookers.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
drenched in sweat / all sweaty
Used idiomatically with verbs like 出 or 跑 to describe being covered in sweat.
to enter the arena / go onto the playing field
Commonly used in sports, competitions, or games to indicate stepping onto the field.