还是太危险了 如果东家在这儿 也不会让您去冒
“It's still too dangerous. If Master were here, he wouldn't let you risk—”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
不行
“No.”
还是 太危险了 如果 东家 在这 儿 也不会 让您去冒
“It's still too dangerous. If Master were here, he wouldn't let you risk—”
这是我唯一的机会了
“This is my only chance.”
“Don't be reckless; you are crossing the line and even our boss wouldn't approve.”
In Chinese interpersonal conflict, subordinate speakers often invoke the authority of a shared patron or superior ('东家') to add weight to their advice without seeming insolent.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
too dangerous
A straightforward way to warn someone against reckless behavior.
boss / master / employer
A traditional or historical term for an employer, master, or owner of a business.
Marks an existing state of excess danger, reinforcing the speaker's assessment.