见义勇为
jiàn yì yǒng wéiEnglish Meaning
to see what is right and act courageously (idiom, from Analects); to stand up bravely for the truth; acting heroically in a just cause
HSK 7
00:01
“I practically risked my neck to help you, and this is the attitude I get?”
我为什么不能在这儿
“Why can't I be here?”
“I just did a heroic act, right?”
你非但不感谢我还质问我 没劲 我不是这意思
“Instead of thanking me, you interrogate me? How lame. That's not what I meant.”
HSK 7
00:02
“You look ridiculous sneaking around like a thief; stop running and talk to me.”
你跑啥呀 跟做贼似的
“Ren Xiaoming, stop running like a thief.”
“The upright citizens might tackle you to the ground.”
你别跟着我
“Stop following me. We won't see each other again.”
HSK 7
00:02
“He did nothing wrong; he stepped in to save someone and should be protected, not prosecuted.”
存在骚扰殴打行为
“harassed and assaulted you that night.”
“Wang Xinglang acted bravely”
出手相助你
“to intervene and help you.”
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