比以前勤快多了
“You work much harder than before.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
还排了那么多的班
“Look at you. You're pregnant but still working so many shifts.”
比以前勤快多了
“You work much harder than before.”
“My due date's still far off.”
“You are working much harder than usual; do not overexert yourself.”
In Chinese family dynamics, expressing concern over someone working too hard while pregnant is often phrased as observational praise rather than direct worry.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
compared to before
Use this phrase to set up a direct contrast with a subject's past behavior or state.
much more diligent / hardworking
Colloquial praise used frequently in household or daily contexts to acknowledge proactive effort.
Marks a noticeable change in behavioral pattern or routine compared to the past.