戴
Dài / dàiEnglish Meaning
(Dài) surname Dai | (dài) to put on or wear (glasses, hat, gloves etc); to respect; to bear; to support
HSK 4
00:02
太史丞去追的 是不是一个身穿黑袍
“Mr. Xiao, did you go to chase after a tall man in a black robe and hood?”
“to chase after a tall man in a black robe and hood? Yes.”
那人有些驼背 足印前深后浅
“He was slightly hunched. He left deeper toe prints than heel prints,”
HSK 4
00:02
“Stop acting like you know better just because you look like an intellectual.”
你不要胡搅蛮缠好不啦 我胡搅蛮缠 我胡搅蛮缠
“Stop being so unreasonable. Who's being unreasonable?”
“I'm pointing out the problems. Glasses make you cultured?”
不是 你最后那个字 就是白字啊 报到 报到
“But that last character is just plain wrong. You can look it up”
HSK 4
00:03
“Even if I cannot stay in this meeting, I did my homework and want to be genuinely helpful.”
你的身份不适合留在这里
“It's not appropriate for you to stay here.”
“Daisy, these are the materials I organized before the meeting. You may find them useful,”
尤其是第四页之后的内容
“especially the contents from page four onward.”
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