往哪儿跑

where are you running off to?

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where are you running off to? A colloquial question, often rhetorical, meaning “where do you think you’re going?” It can be playful or used when trying to stop or catch someone.
CH: 你往哪儿跑?给我站住!
EN: Where do you think you're going? Stop right there!

你往哪儿跑

Where are you running off to?

— 办公室的故事 (1977)

好小子,我看你往哪儿跑去给我追回来!

You little rascal, let’s see where you think you’re going. Go get it back for me!

— 霸王别姬 (1993)

往哪儿跑

Where do you think you're going?

— 阳光灿烂的日子 (1994)

你们往哪儿跑啊?

Where do you think you're running off to?

— 自己去看 (1985)

往哪儿跑哇?

Where do you think you're running off to?

— 活着 (1994)

(看你往哪儿跑!)

(Let's see where you run!)

— 世界 (2004)

他们往哪儿跑?

Where are they running to?

— 伯纳德行动 (2007)