规矩

(- 桃芝 - 桃芝 你怎么打人啊？ 别不识好歹) ── Previous context

“If you break the rules, you take the punishment!”

(你走着瞧你) ── Previous context

“Your parents didn't teach you well or what?”

(回来干什么) ── Previous context

“Did you forget the rules? If I hadn't, you'd be dead.”

(你敢) ── Previous context

“Grandmother keeps talking about manners and rules.”

(有一个地方的规矩) ── Previous context

“Without rules, there's no order.”

(都是你这帮外县的) ── Previous context

“Where are your manners at the provincial troupe?”

(这么说是不给我面子了) ── Previous context

“I don't care about your rules.”

(你们站住) ── Previous context

“That's the rule. We must pay.”

(但人品 一言难尽 基本的礼貌两字怎么写都不知道) ── Previous context

“He won't follow Rongcheng's rules.”

(兄弟) ── Previous context

“You see, this is a little out of line.”

(我们虽然是地痞) ── Previous context

“we know the rule about not betraying a client.”

(这事就这么过去了) ── Previous context

“As usual, you two shake hands and make peace.”

(今天) ── Previous context

“I'll make an exception and follow the rules.”

(为啥呀哥) ── Previous context

“Not knowing the rules—I can let that go.”

(大哥这是规矩 货到您手里 钱到我手里 不能退) ── Previous context

“This is the rule, you know? Nonsense! Take him away!”

(祖宗规矩) ── Previous context

“What rules of our ancestors?”

(我们也有自己的规矩的) ── Previous context

“Must rules always be followed?”

(人我带走了 要怪 就怪你赖哥没本事) ── Previous context

“Count it. Don't say I don't follow the rules.”

(我好心给你找活干 你倒好 你反过来跟我要高价) ── Previous context

“I don't care about your rules. Take 50 or leave it. That's all I have.”

(合同给石老板) ── Previous context

“Boss, once you receive the money, you must follow the rules.”

(真没规矩) ── Previous context

“Whether my people have manners or not is not for you to worry about, Mr. Huo.”

(好 居然在这里 提其他的品牌) ── Previous context

“Has nobody taught her any manners, or did she come here specifically to sabotage us?”

(你是) ── Previous context

“Whoever you are, you still have to follow the rules.”

(这是一个杀手的基本素质) ── Previous context

“Rest assured. I have my own rules.”

(跟咱们坐地起价啊) ── Previous context

“Liu Bei broke the rules of our trade.”

(张小姐) ── Previous context

“you should know the rules of the Zhang family better than I do.”

(这事就这么过去了) ── Previous context

“As usual, You two shake hands and make peace with each other.”

(帮波叔把钱要过来) ── Previous context

“By the rules, I get a 10% commission.”

(规矩就是规矩) ── Previous context

“From now on, on this street, we play by the rules.”

(那个也就是一个摆设) ── Previous context

“Don't worry. I know the rules.”

(我的钱赶紧全数退我) ── Previous context

“Bro, you're breaking the rule.”

(那我走了 别别别 就住这儿 按你说的嘛 月底结) ── Previous context

“That doesn't seem right. It'd break your rules.”

(京海这个地方 机会很多) ── Previous context

“As long as you follow the rules, you can make money.”

(这高厂长家 就不能按正常收价吗) ── Previous context

“Yeah, Hai. Didn't we agree on the rules earlier?”

(你就要带我进去) ── Previous context

“Rules are not fixed here.”

(都给呈上来) ── Previous context

“Aren't your shop's rules very strict?”

(我更希望可以给到您) ── Previous context

“No rules, no progress.”

(坏了哪个规矩啊) ── Previous context

“You are, with what you're doing now.”

(以后在这条街 我们就按规矩办事) ── Previous context

“- Yes. - Yes. We'll play by the rules.”

(你) ── Previous context

“Nothing can be accomplished without rules.”