大爷
dà yé / dà yeEnglish Meaning
(dà yé) arrogant idler; self-centered show-off | (dà ye) (coll.) father's older brother; uncle; term of respect for older man
HSK 5
00:02
“Get out of my way right now, or you're going to get hurt.”
谁允许你在这儿 这么闹的
“Who allowed you to make such a scene here?”
“Grandpa, I advise you to step aside.”
你们家 但凡关系硬一点儿 我今天
“If your family had any strong connections, I wouldn't be”
HSK 5
00:02
“Just drink with me quietly and don't push your luck.”
大爷 我来坐您腿上 你走开 走开 坐我腿上啊
“Sir, let me sit on your lap, will you? Go away! Go away! Sit on my lap!”
“Drink with me. Don't cause trouble. Good wine!”
喝喝喝 来来来 喝 喝酒 喝酒 喝酒 来 喝酒
“Drink up! Come on! Drink up! -Let's drink. -Let's drink. Come, drink up.”
HSK 5
00:01
“Don't look down on these elderly clients; they are the bread and butter keeping me afloat.”
这苍蝇再小也是肉
“Every little bit counts.”
“Seniors are my bread and butter.”
啥意思 轰我走
“What, are you kicking me out?”
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