你真以为我看上你了
“You really thought I fancied you”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
让我盯着你
“He had me keep an eye on you.”
你真以为 我看 上你 了
“You really thought I fancied you”
“and was willing to be your deputy?”
“Don't flatter yourself; I never liked you and was only playing along.”
Openly rejecting personal affection and subservience breaks all diplomatic pretense, signaling a complete rupture of rapport and the onset of open rivalry.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
really believe / mistakenly think
Used in confrontational rhetorical questions to mock someone's foolish or unwarranted assumption.
take a fancy to / take a liking to
Commonly used in spoken Chinese to refer to romantic attraction or finding someone appealing.
Indicates a completed state or change in perspective assumed by the listener.