居高临下
jū gāo lín xiàEnglish Meaning
lit. to be in a high location, overlooking the scene below (idiom); fig. to occupy a commanding position; to assume a haughty attitude
HSK 7
00:02
“I was wrong to call you arrogant, and I want to clear the air.”
也逃避过
“♪ Knowing when to advance or retreat, yet still asleep ♪ and I've run away.”
“♪ Rushing to ripen before our time ♪ I used to say you were condescending,”
其实现在想想
“but thinking about it now, ♪ Sighing at partings, who meets whom at which crossing ♪”
HSK 7
00:02
“You are not better than me, so get off your high horse and stop patronizing me.”
万分努力才能靠近梦想的滋味
“The feeling of working yourself to death just for a chance?”
“What right do you have to lecture me like this?”
请你不要对我的个人背景
“Please stop making assumptions”
HSK 7
00:01
“Who do you think you are to lecture me like you are above me?”
可是你也要尊重当事人的意见
“But you must respect the client's opinion.”
“Who are you to look down on me and educate me?”
他就是个
“He is just”
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