那刚才会场发生了一些小插曲
“There was a small interruption just now.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
好
“Alright.”
那 刚才 会场发生 了 一些 小插曲
“There was a small interruption just now.”
下面我们的会议继续
“We will now continue.”
“Let's ignore that awkward incident and get back to business.”
In formal Chinese hosting etiquette, public speakers deliberately reframe disruptions or conflicts as minor episodes to preserve collective harmony and maintain decorum.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
a minor episode; a small interlude or unexpected hiccup
Used metaphorically in public speaking or everyday conversation to downplay an awkward or minor unexpected incident.