1. Vocabulary Introduction:
- 该 (gāi): “Should” or “ought to.” Indicates an expectation or obligation.
- 配合 (pèihé): “Coordinate with” or “cooperate.” Refers to working together or complying with.
- 你 (nǐ): “You.”
- 演出 (yǎnchū): “Performance” or “act out.” Refers to putting on a performance or show.
- 的 (de): A possessive or descriptive particle, often linking attributes to a noun.
- 我 (wǒ): “I” or “me.”
- 演视而不见 (yǎn shì ér bù jiàn): A phrase meaning “pretend not to see.”
- 演视 (yǎn shì): “Pretend” or “feign.” The act of simulating or pretending, often for the sake of appearance or conformity.
- 而 (ér): A conjunction meaning “and” or “but,” used to connect phrases.
- 不见 (bù jiàn): “Not see” or “ignore.” Refers to deliberately not acknowledging or pretending not to notice something.
2. Grammar and Structure:
The phrase begins with “该 配合 你 演出 的 我,” suggesting the speaker’s role or obligation to cooperate with the other’s performance.
“演视而不见” follows, indicating a deliberate choice to ignore or avoid acknowledging something.
3. Translation and Meaning:
A direct translation would be: “The me who should cooperate with your performance, pretend not to see.”
In natural English, it would translate to: “I, who should act along with you, pretend not to see.”
4. Conveying Nuance:
This phrase indicates a scenario where the speaker is expected to play a part in someone else’s actions or drama but chooses to deliberately ignore it, indicating a form of silent protest or non-participation.
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