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shàng ménEnglish Meaning
to drop in; to visit; to lock a door; (of a shop) to close; to go and live with one's wife's family, in effect becoming a member of her family
HSK 4
00:01
“You foolishly walked right into my hands.”
我还没找你算账
“I haven't settled that score with you,”
“and yet you dare come here!”
王显他禽兽不如
“Wang Xian was worse than a beast!”
HSK 4
00:02
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“- [man 1] What brought you? - [man 2] Routine wellness.”
此人的女儿从兰开斯特打来电话
“Your man's daughter in Lancaster called in.”
HSK 4
00:03
“You've crossed every line—bringing the police right to our doorstep has ruined our family face!”
杜明亮 你可以哦 打游戏打到全校倒数第一
“Du Mingliang. You've got some nerve. You played games until you ranked dead last in school,”
“and now you've even brought the police right to the door.”
你硬是以为老子打不死你 打不死你 杜妈
“You really think I won't beat you senseless? - Please… - Beat you senseless? - Mrs. Du, it's a misunderstanding. - Officer Ran,”
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