那总不能跟他一样 用那种下三滥的手段吧
“I can't stoop to his level and use those lowly tactics, right?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“If he really says that, what can I do?”
那 总不能 跟他 一样 用那 种下 三滥的手段吧
“I can't stoop to his level and use those lowly tactics, right?”
“Just think carefully about what I said.”
“No matter how cornered we are, I refuse to stoop to dirty tactics and compromise our integrity.”
In Chinese social and business ethics, retaining the moral high ground often serves as both personal integrity and a pragmatic safeguard against reciprocal retaliation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
surely cannot; it's unreasonable to
Used in rhetorical questions to emphasize moral or logical impossibility.
low-down; despicable; dirty
A colloquial descriptor for petty, shameless, or unethical tactics and individuals.
Frames the strong moral assertion as a rhetorical appeal for consensus.
