犯这么蠢的错误 很明显是有人捣乱
“such stupid mistakes twice in a row. It's obvious that someone is messing with us.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
恢复供电 知道吗 领导 我们不会连续
“and restore the power supply. Understand? Sir, we won't make”
犯这么蠢的错误 很 明显是 有人捣乱
“such stupid mistakes twice in a row. It's obvious that someone is messing with us.”
“You should be responsible for the safety of the construction site. Enough talking.”
“Don't blame our team for this blunder; someone is intentionally sabotaging us.”
Subordinates facing managerial discipline often appeal to external malice or conspiracy ('someone causing trouble') to defend their professional competence and save face.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
make a mistake
Standard collocation for committing an error or fault.
make trouble; sabotage
Used to describe deliberate interference, mischief, or disruptive behavior.
obviously; clearly
Used to present an assertion as self-evident and beyond question.
