乐意
lè yìEnglish Meaning
to be willing to do sth; to be ready to do sth; to be happy to do sth; content; satisfied
HSK 7
00:02
“You think you can just walk away casually, but in reality you'll be humiliated with nowhere to go.”
他要是不乐意 跟我讲就好了 我走啊
“If he doesn't want it, he can just tell me. I'll leave.”
“If he doesn't want it, you can just walk away with your toothbrush and toothpaste,”
不要就不要了
“you can just walk away with your toothbrush and toothpaste, no big deal.”
HSK 7
00:02
“I'm not begging to stay here; if I'm not wanted, I'll walk away with my head held high.”
非得跟他住一起
“and I have to stay with him.”
“If he doesn't want it, he can just tell me. I'll leave.”
他要是不乐意的话 你一个牙刷 牙膏说走就走
“If he doesn't want it, you can just walk away with your toothbrush and toothpaste,”
HSK 7
00:02
“He betrayed us and humiliated me, yet he has the nerve to act like he's the one being inconvenienced!”
说不定还不乐意呢
“Gu Yan and Dingqi might not even be willing to agree to it.”
“This is betrayal. - This is humiliating. - He might refuse?”
就没见过这样的人
“I've never seen someone like this.”
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