打扰了

打擾了
dǎrǎole
phrase

Meanings

  1. 1 sorry to bother you
  2. 2 sorry to have disturbed you
  3. 3 (slang, facetious) I'm out of here

Examples

HSK 1
Nà wǒ jiù bù dǎrǎole, nǐ máng ba.
Well, I won't take up any more of your time - get back to it.
HSK 6
Dǎrǎole, qǐngwèn cèsuǒ zài nǎ?
Sorry to bother you - where's the restroom?
HSK 7-9
Tīngdào zhèzhǒng lípǔ fāyán, wǒ zhǐnéng shuō yī jù dǎrǎole.
Hearing that kind of absurd take, all I can say is 'yeah, I'm out'.

Tips

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Two lives: (1) polite apology for interrupting, used both entering and leaving; (2) since around 2017, an online catchphrase meaning 'this is too much, I'm leaving this conversation,' often said with mock resignation.

Stroke Order

rǎo
le