拼命
pīn mìngEnglish Meaning
to do one's utmost; with all one's might; at all costs; (to work or fight) as if one's life depends on it
HSK 7
00:02
“Don't take this money—it belongs to poor workers, and I had no choice but to fight for every cent.”
那是我们净房所有倾脚工的钱
“That was the pay meant for all the night-soil collectors.”
“I didn't dare lose a single coin, so I scrambled to pick them up.”
掏粪的 你哪儿来的这么多钱啊？
“Hey, filthy rat, where did you get all that money?”
HSK 7
00:02
我觉得还是得转去前台工作 这样工资能高点
“I think I should move to a front-office role. The pay is better.”
“Men are unreliable. You have to work hard and rely on yourself.”
终于想明白了
“You've finally figured it out.”
HSK 7
00:03
“You tried to buy off your guilt with gifts instead of facing me like an adult.”
那你那个时候 为什么不给我打电话
“Why didn't you call me then?”
“Why didn't you come to me? You sent the driver to deliver things.”
什么意思
“Were you waiting”
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