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Clarifying translation intent

I see a short Chinese sentence: "对手被防到筋疲力尽." It seems to mean "The opponent was defended until they were exhausted," likely in a sports context, such as basketball.

The user didn't specify what they want, so I should clarify their intent. They might be looking for a translation, a polished phrase for commentary, or something else. I should offer a few options—like translations or variations—and ask what they prefer. I'll provide 3-5 English translations and some rephrases in Chinese.Providing translation and options

There’s no need for a shell command, so I’ll respond by asking if the user wants a translation, a polished wording, or examples from different sports.

Here are some quick translations:

• The opponent was defended until they were utterly exhausted.
• We wore the opponent down on defense.
• He hounded his opponent into exhaustion.
• He locked down the opponent until they ran out of gas.
• They defended their opponent to the point of exhaustion.

I can also suggest idiomatic sports commentary like:

• 防得对手气喘吁吁 (Wore the opponent down).
• 把对手防到没脾气 (Frustrated the opponent).
• 把对手防得精疲力竭 (Exhausted the opponent).

I’ll ask which sport style they’re interested in!