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<p><strong>把</strong> was repeated twice (I think mainly because what they are eating is really hot)</p>
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<li><strong>把控</strong> is not commonly used, has a similar meaning and is interchangeable with 控制, which means &quot;to control something in your way&quot;. e.g. 他把这个局势把控得挺好 (he controlled the situation well)</li>
<li><strong>干辣</strong> is not commonly used as well, in the video, he wants to make a statement about the flavor of the spicy. As a native speaker, it only means it's <strong>truly and only</strong> hot. Often times you hear 香辣 used to describe the food is <strong>a little spicy and smells good</strong>, which is the opposite of 干辣.</li>
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2022-06-02T21:30:42.147Z
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Lightman Zheng
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<p>他这个辣把控</p>
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<p>他 is the same as 他们. It says <em><strong>the way they handle spicy taste.</strong></em></p>
<p>干辣干辣的 is the adjective re duplication. 干辣 could mean <em><strong>drily hot</strong></em> or <em><strong>purely hot</strong></em>.</p>

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2022-06-02T18:08:14.940Z
干辣 could mean **simple spicy taste** when you eat dry pepper directly (without cooking). In this dish, they/chef must have put some 油辣子 in it, plus some other flavour, together, it will produce yummy spicy taste (不是那种干辣干辣的感觉).
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2022-06-02T03:59:55.183Z
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dan
<p>It seems to be auto-translation of voice, which is not very precise.</p>
<p>他 should be它, which refers to 冒菜, and the first sentence should be &quot;它这个辣吧&quot;,
which means &quot;this spicy taste of this dish&quot;</p>
<p>As for the second sentence, I don't really get it, it seems to be a mistake.
I think it's trying to convey &quot;它不是那种干辣干辣的感觉你知道吗&quot;,
which means &quot;it's not some dish that gives you the feeling of dry spicy, you get it?&quot;</p>
<p>干辣 means drily spicy, I believe it's a spicy feeling that stimulates your throat and makes you cough</p>

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In a video the guy was eating 冒菜<br>
I don't get what he's saying especially 把控 and 干辣干辣<br>
他 might be a typo
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edit: It's this vid at 4:50<br>
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Help translating 他这个辣把控是不是那种干辣干辣的感觉你知道吗
# Help translating 他这个辣把控是不是那种干辣干辣的感觉你知道吗

(Asked by: username_0 on 2022-06-01)

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In a video the guy was eating 冒菜  
I don't get what he's saying especially 把控 and 干辣干辣  
他 might be a typo
  
edit: It's this vid at 4:50  
<https://weibo.com/5602073113/Lv6FkoOZE?layerid=4774137945915894>

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## 3 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2022-06-02. Score: 2 | Accepted answer

> **把** was repeated twice (I think mainly because what they are eating is really hot)

1. **把控** is not commonly used, has a similar meaning and is interchangeable with 控制, which means "to control something in your way". e.g. 他把这个局势把控得挺好 (he controlled the situation well)
2. **干辣** is not commonly used as well, in the video, he wants to make a statement about the flavor of the spicy. As a native speaker, it only means it's **truly and only** hot. Often times you hear 香辣 used to describe the food is **a little spicy and smells good**, which is the opposite of 干辣.


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### Answer by username_2 on 2022-06-02. Score: 3

> 他这个辣把控

他 is the same as 他们. It says ***the way they handle spicy taste.***

干辣干辣的 is the adjective re duplication. 干辣 could mean ***drily hot*** or ***purely hot***.

> **Comments:**
> **username_3**: 干辣 could mean **simple spicy taste** when you eat dry pepper directly (without cooking). In this dish, they/chef must have put some 油辣子 in it, plus some other flavour, together, it will produce yummy spicy taste (不是那种干辣干辣的感觉).  

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### Answer by username_4 on 2022-06-02. Score: 1

It seems to be auto-translation of voice, which is not very precise.

他 should be它, which refers to 冒菜, and the first sentence should be "它这个辣吧",
which means "this spicy taste of this dish"

As for the second sentence, I don't really get it, it seems to be a mistake.
I think it's trying to convey "它不是那种干辣干辣的感觉你知道吗",
which means "it's not some dish that gives you the feeling of dry spicy, you get it?"

干辣 means drily spicy, I believe it's a spicy feeling that stimulates your throat and makes you cough


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