理所当然
lǐ suǒ dāng ránEnglish Meaning
as it should be by rights (idiom); proper and to be expected as a matter of course; inevitable and right
HSK 7
00:03
“I was foolish and selfish to assume he was invincible and didn't need support.”
他非常非常严格地要求自己
“[I'm under a lot of pressure. I got food poisoning last week.] He was very strict with himself. [I took two days off. During this week's training,] [everyone seems to be better except me. I can't fall behind.]”
“So I took his behavior [Another teammate left today. Coach didn't say much about it.] for granted. [I know he was eliminated by the club.] [The manager said that competition is a purifier.]”
他很少向我倾诉他自己的事情
“[But I felt tired when answering Mom's video call.] He rarely confided his own things to me, [She mumbled a lot and just wanted me to get a good result.]”
HSK 7
00:01
物归原主
“Returning it is only right.”
“Returning it is only right.”
龙心合一
“Dragon hearts as one,”
HSK 7
00:03
“Stop acting like you're entitled to leech off me; I refuse to be your doormat any longer.”
你们两个的人生买单
“paying for both of your lives”
“and bearing your self-righteous plundering.”
许经理下班了
“Are you off work, Ms. Xu?”
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