哪来的什么大鼻子美国人
“Where would a big-nosed American come from?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“has been sealed tight by you.”
哪来的什么 大鼻子美国人
“Where would a big-nosed American come from?”
那么
“Well then,”
“Stop making up excuses; there is no way an American could possibly be here under our tight lockdown.”
Chinese speakers often employ rhetorical interrogatives beginning with '哪' to decisively invalidate a subordinate's implausible claim without polite hedging.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
where on earth did ... come from
A rhetorical structure expressing strong skepticism or rejection of an assertion or entity.
what kind of / any such (dismissive)
When placed before a noun in rhetorical rebuttals, it dismisses the legitimacy of that noun.