他胆子真够大的 他不怕我在饭桌上
“This guy does have a lot of nerve. Isn't he afraid that I would”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
您还要让我去
“And you want me to go?”
他 胆子真够大的 他 不怕 我在饭桌上
“This guy does have a lot of nerve. Isn't he afraid that I would”
“arrest him on the dinner table? After all I've told you,”
“Sending me there is absurd—I am an officer and I might just arrest him on the spot.”
In Chinese social context, sensitive discussions and power dynamics often play out over banquets rather than official rooms.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
really audacious; has quite some nerve
Used to express shock or mild criticism toward someone taking a reckless risk.
at the dining table / over a meal
Commonly used when referring to social or business dealings conducted during dinner.
Affirms the strong degree of boldness in an assertive evaluation.