想得周到

还是你 想得周到

(对她来说也是个念想) ── Previous context

“You're very considerate.”

行吗 还是小方 想得周到 啊

(晚上我和费霓就住在招待所) ── Previous context

“Is that all right? Fang really thought this through.”

行 还是你 想得周到

(手头上不还是得要有钱吗) ── Previous context

“Okay, you're so thoughtful.”

你们真是 想得周到 呀

(设计的婴儿房) ── Previous context

“You guys are so thoughtful.”

还是大伯娘 想得周到

(你交代的事我就安排在这儿了 你看行吗) ── Previous context

“How very thoughtful of you, Eldest Aunt.”

明白明白 还是你 想得周到

(倒不是说 他们会给你穿小鞋 但没必要 对吧) ── Previous context

“Got it. That's very considerate of you.”

李总果然想得很周到

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“Mr. Li, you really are thoughtful.”

裴总这方面想得可真是周到啊

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“Mr. Pei, you're really thoughtful about these things.”

你看人 想得周到 吧 那没招 人没来

(我今天本来都准备好了 说你们老板来咱一块儿) ── Previous context

“See? She planned it well. Too bad Ms. Lin didn't come.”

还是姐姐 想得周到 听姐姐的

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“You're so thoughtful. Whatever you say.”

好在我儿子 想得周到

(现在这么多人了 鼓浪屿) ── Previous context

“Fortunately, my son is thoughtful.”