who are you wearing你这身是谁设计的

撒娇和抱怨混在一起，软话里全是把丈夫拉进场的力气。

I know you're famous for ..., but ...

熟人之间半开玩笑提出请求时用；对不熟的人说会显得没分寸。

I know you hate these things, but stay a while. ／ Just this once, do it for me.

口语

famous for 连读，For once 放慢加重。

I know you're famous for skipping parties, but come tonight, for me. 我知道你出了名地躲聚会，但今晚来吧，为了我。

一个反问把无聊说尽：嘴上说更开心，脸上全是受不了。

How could I possibly have more fun than this?

用反话表达厌倦或不屑时用；当着当事人说非常扎人，只适合刻意的冷嘲。

This is as good as it gets, isn't it? ／ I can't imagine anything better.

口语

possibly 重读，句尾降调带出反话。

How could I possibly enjoy a party more than this? 这场聚会我还能更享受一点吗？

骂人不带脏字，还笑着递过去，最亲密的人才敢这么说。

You're really a ..., aren't you?

跟亲近的人拆穿小谎、打趣对方时用；对陌生人说会立刻翻脸。

You are such a terrible liar. ／ You can't fool me, you liar.

口语

wretched 重读，aren't you 轻轻上扬。

You're really a terrible liar, aren't you? 你这人真是一点谎都不会撒，是不是？

一句社交场上的万能问法，把话题从自己身上利落地挪开。

Tell me, who are you wearing?

社交场合夸人衣着、打开话题时用；在正式商务场合问会显得轻浮。

Who designed that dress? ／ That's a stunning outfit, who made it?

口语

wonderful 降调，who are you 连成一片。

Tell me, who are you wearing tonight? 说说，你今晚这身是谁家的？

压低声音的火气最有画面：一句质问把场面的松弛全打碎。

What the hell is ... doing here?

对不受欢迎的人到场表示不满时用；属于粗话，正式场合绝对别用。

What on earth is he doing here? ／ Why is he even here?

口语

what the hell 重读，句尾压低收住。

What the hell is she doing at our table? 她到底跑到我们这桌来干什么？