害得您跑到那么远的餐台上取酒
“It caused you to run to the dining table so far away to get wine.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
没有您要的红酒
“and not the red wine you wanted.”
害得 您跑到 那么远 的餐台上取酒
“It caused you to run to the dining table so far away to get wine.”
“so you accidentally bumped into Mr. Ji.”
“I am deeply sorry you had to go through that hassle, which led to this unfortunate collision.”
Using the honorific '您' along with self-reproach ('害得您...') reflects standard Chinese hospitality etiquette when addressing guests or senior figures.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
cause someone (to suffer a negative outcome); bring trouble upon
Used to introduce an unfortunate or troublesome consequence caused by a prior situation.
buffet counter; dining table
Standard catering and hospitality term for food and beverage display counters.