你就说你嘴馋得了
“Just admit you're craving them.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
对吧
“Right?”
你 就说 你 嘴馋 得了
“Just admit you're craving them.”
我什么都没看见
“I didn't see anything.”
“Stop making excuses, just admit you want to eat it.”
In close relationships, playfully dismantling someone's thin excuses about eating is a warm, affectionate way to display intimacy without causing genuine loss of face.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
craving food; gluttonous in an endearing way
Frequently used affectionately or self-deprecatingly to describe an urge to eat tasty treats or snacks.
and be done with it; that will do
A spoken colloquial phrase placed at the end of a clause to express impatience with unnecessary pretense.
Functions here as part of the idiomatic ending '得了' (de le) to express settlement or dismissiveness.