恐对她的声誉有碍呀
“might damage her reputation.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
殿下 九姐毕竟是深闺女子 若是这样抛头露面
“Your Highness, Wan is an unmarried lady after all. Making too many public appearances”
恐对她的声誉有碍呀
“might damage her reputation.”
九娘子意下如何
“What do you think, Miss Qin?”
“You shouldn't drag her into this public matter because it will ruin her social standing.”
In imperial China, unmarried gentlewomen were expected to stay out of the public eye (抛头露面); public exposure was perceived as damaging to family honor and marriage prospects.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to hinder / to be detrimental to
A formal, literary verb used to express adverse effects on abstract concepts like health, public order, or reputation.
Softens the unsolicited warning given to a royal superior, making the objection sound advisory rather than blunt.