你们是不是也该提上日程了
“shouldn't you be getting on with it too?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
欢儿
“Huan'er,”
你们 是不是也该 提上日程 了
“shouldn't you be getting on with it too?”
就是 高总
“Yeah, Mr. Gao,”
“You've delayed long enough; it's time to make things official.”
Friends and colleagues in Chinese social circles often playfully or genuinely urge couples to formalize their relationships and stick to expected societal timelines.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to put on the agenda / to prioritize
Widely used both in business and personal life to indicate making something an official priority.
isn't it about time to
A rhetorical hedge that softens a suggestion while steering the listener toward a specific decision.
Indicates a change of status or that a critical point in time has been reached.