都如此正大光明了
“You're wearing it out in the open!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
还机密呢
“Confidential?”
都 如此 正大光明 了
“You're wearing it out in the open!”
这个
“You got”
“Stop pretending this is a secret when it is right out in the open.”
Chinese speakers frequently repurpose virtuous idioms like '正大光明' sarcastically to point out that someone is being shamelessly overt rather than truly righteous.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
open and aboveboard; honorable and candid
A common four-character idiom used to describe actions done in broad daylight without underhanded secrecy, often used ironically.
so; such; to this extent
A slightly formal modifier equivalent to '这么' in colloquial speech, intensifying the adjective that follows.
Marks a completed change of state, stressing that the situation has already become undeniable.