从那对夫妻嘴里抠出来
“squeeze that money out of that couple,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
想把钱
“You want to”
从 那 对 夫妻 嘴里抠出来
“squeeze that money out of that couple,”
还把自己的女人
“and you even push your own woman”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese colloquial idioms, 'taking food from someone's mouth' vividly symbolizes stripping someone of their basic means of livelihood.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to scrape/pry out of someone's mouth; to extort fiercely
A vivid figurative expression describing wresting every last bit of money or resource from someone who is unwilling to part with it.