还原当时的案发现场了
“With one piece missing, I can't reconstruct the crime scene.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
少了一个就根本没有办法
“With one piece missing, I can't reconstruct the crime scene.”
还原当时的案发现场了
“With one piece missing, I can't reconstruct the crime scene.”
你这不胡闹吗你
“Are you messing with me?”
“Every single piece is essential; what you're doing is jeopardizing the entire crime scene reconstruction.”
A scientific procedure in criminal investigation and judicial practice that reconstructs the crime process through on-site forensic examination and experiments, highlighting the rigor of establishing a closed evidentiary chain.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
crime scene; the location and surrounding environment where a case took place
A core professional term in judicial and criminal investigation contexts, commonly paired with verbs like 'protect' (baohu), 'examine' (kancha), and 'reconstruct' (huanyuan).
to reconstruct the scene; to recreate the original circumstances of an incident or case based on clues and evidence
A common verb-object phrase, also extended metaphorically in daily life to mean reviewing or walking through a past conflict or event.
Sentence-final particle indicating an inevitable outcome or deduction resulting from developments, reinforcing a tone of persuasion and affirmation.
