我们更不好下手了
“It's even harder for us to do it.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“the police and the guidance team will protect him.”
我们更 不好下手 了
“It's even harder for us to do it.”
既然不能动手
“Since we can't do it,”
“Back off; if we strike now, we are walking straight into a trap.”
Phrases like '下手' (strike/make a move) are frequently used colloquially as euphemisms for committing violent or illicit acts.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
difficult to make a move; hard to strike
A common colloquial idiom used when it is awkward, impractical, or risky to initiate an action or attack.
Indicates a newly changed state or worsening circumstance.