撵

(好不好) ── Previous context

“How can I kick them out, Tie?”

(出个摊烤个鸡架) ── Previous context

“The urban management officers chase him around all day.”

(烦人) ── Previous context

“Where's Mr. Gao? I kicked him out. What?”

(我今天晚上住你这儿 他不会有意见吧) ── Previous context

“He won't have a problem with that, will he? He's just a tenant. What's he going to say? I'll kick him out.”

(双杠那儿不敢待 单团撵人呢) ── Previous context

“He can kick you out, but not me.”

(干什么 行了) ── Previous context

“There's no fire. Walk. Quiet!”

(又来了一位) ── Previous context

“I couldn't just kick her out.”

(最后狼狈得) ── Previous context

“he got kicked out.”

(戒备心居然还这么差) ── Previous context

“No wonder you got kicked out like a stray.”

(宋师) ── Previous context

“Don't kick me out.”

(就像个苍蝇一样) ── Previous context

“He kept buzzing around. It was impossible to get rid of him.”

(你看这个 你看儿子来了还挨顿熊 你知道吧你) ── Previous context

“No. I haven't even had a sip of water. And you're kicking us out.”

(他能舍得走) ── Previous context

“He'll probably stick around even if you tell him to go!”

(但是我了解你父亲) ── Previous context

“If I were to insist on driving out Nanny Zhou”

(你赶紧去找你那些朋友 我有正事要跟陆泽聊一聊) ── Previous context

“I haven't started on you yet, and you're trying to get rid of me?”

(过来这边) ── Previous context

“Don't stay by the bars. Shan kicks people out.”