莫叫安郡王妃笑话
“Don't make yourselves a laughingstock before her.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
莫 叫 安郡王妃 笑话
“Don't make yourselves a laughingstock before her.”
都把刀放下
“All of you, lower your blades.”
“Put your weapons away and stop making fools of us in front of nobility.”
Fear of being mocked by an outsider of higher rank provides a powerful justification for enforcing restraint and proper decorum among underlings.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
do not let, lest
A classical literary alternative to '别让' (bié ràng), common in historical or formal contexts.
ridicule, laugh at
Used transitively to describe being laughed at or mocked for a breach of manners.