拿出
ná chūEnglish Meaning
to take out; to put out; to provide; to put forward (a proposal); to come up with (evidence)
HSK 2
00:02
“My money is real hard-earned cash, unlike your paper credit, so stop comparing yourself to me.”
我的是什么
“Yours is loans? What about mine?”
“Mine was real silver and gold, put up bit by bit!”
钱老板
“Mr. Qian, you have a call.”
HSK 2
00:01
“Don't pretend it was an accident; you clearly had an ulterior motive when you showed us those drawings.”
安郡王多虑了吧
“You're overthinking it.”
“If so, did you take out the chart”
引起我和楚楚的注意
“and attract my attention and Chu Chu's attention”
HSK 2
00:02
“Have some decency and stop exploiting a dead man's funeral for your political agenda.”
斯人已逝 这孝女哭灵
“General Chu is gone. Let's not dwell”
“on a lady's mourning for her father.”
楚将军乃国之栋梁 应当追封厚赏才是
“General Chu is a pillar of our state. He deserves generous rewards.”
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