恐怕不是几个钱能解决得了的
“He comes back now. Some money probably won't cut it.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这个时间点回来
“He comes back now. Some money probably won't cut it.”
恐 怕不是 几个钱 能 解决 得了的
“He comes back now. Some money probably won't cut it.”
早晚会有这么一天
“This day is bound to come.”
“You are underestimating how bad this is; money won't save us this time.”
While spending money is often seen as a pragmatic way to eliminate minor troubles in Chinese society, acknowledging that money cannot solve an issue indicates maximum severity.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I'm afraid that / perhaps
Used to soften an ominous prediction or an unwelcome assessment.
able to be resolved
A potential complement indicating feasibility, here negated by 不是...能.
Used at the end of the clause to reinforce certainty and assertive conviction.