为难

(祯娘) ── Previous context

“I've never intended to put him in a difficult position when I ask for his help.”

(从未有过搜身之事) ── Previous context

“Now you keep making things difficult for us. What exactly is your intention?”

(县主也病了？ 可需要上报？) ── Previous context

“If it's not too much trouble, then please do.”

(师侄方才问的问题) ── Previous context

“was meant to put us on the spot?”

(王妃 你快让开 你再不让开 我可咬你了 王妃) ── Previous context

“Please don't put me in a difficult position.”

(还请秦老夫人和大公子 不要为难我们 母亲 那) ── Previous context

“Alright. I won't make things difficult for you officials.”

(可是闹成这样) ── Previous context

“those at court will seize the chance to pressure you.”

(一定会激起民愤 你这是 好了) ── Previous context

“I'm also in a difficult position.”

(那一步) ── Previous context

“so there's no need to make things difficult for him. Just agree to it.”

(那我便自行退权) ── Previous context

“and won't make things difficult for the clan elders.”

(世子英明) ── Previous context

“What task is this that has distressed Your Majesty so?”

(您都烧了一上午了 这非常时期) ── Previous context

“please don't make things difficult for me.”

(你有没有什么场合 能让我亲眼见见贵妃) ── Previous context

“If it's too difficult, forget it.”

(侯爷知晓相爷的手段) ── Previous context

“Why make things difficult for a nobody like me?”

(你还欺骗了大日本皇军) ── Previous context

“You've put me in an extremely difficult position.”

(爹娘的意思是 得了墨方 田家欢喜迎亲 没有墨方) ── Previous context

“Zhen can forget about getting into the bridal sedan! How could they make things hard for Zhen?”

(你母亲她在这儿看着呢) ── Previous context

“Why would I put you in a tough spot”

(小仙子别怕) ── Previous context

“I don't want to make things difficult.”

(我原也是不想揭穿她的) ── Previous context

“but this Madam Wang has repeatedly made things difficult for me.”

(如今烽燧被占士兵被俘) ── Previous context

“yet you still place private grudges above public duty and make things difficult for me?”

(你们好意思吗) ── Previous context

“Who we hassle is none of your business. -Are you okay? -If you love meddling so much,”

(你拿我当饭桶了) ── Previous context

“Don't make this hard for me,”

(你们都是大人物) ── Previous context

“Why give me a hard time?”

(你是何意) ── Previous context

“Are you afraid I'll reduce your raw lacquer supply and deliberately make things difficult for you?”

(你得给我点时间哪) ── Previous context

“[2006] I have to call Gao Qiqiang. Right? Don't take it out on the kid.”

(只要拿了这十万块钱) ── Previous context

“he wouldn't give us a hard time.”

(他说你明天会到会所拜码头是吧) ── Previous context

“(I'll go too tomorrow.) (If anyone bothers you, I'll make them pay.)”

(不要让这孩子) ── Previous context

“because of me.”

(你不想我们母子反目成仇) ── Previous context

“You do not want me to be caught in the middle.”

(我瞧着脾性也算好) ── Previous context

“He didn't make things hard for my husband and me, after all.”

(若是没有人出面应下此事 难道) ── Previous context

“really have wanted to stand by and watch Li Ink and Seventh Grandmother be put in such a difficult position?”

(你这才真正开始嘛) ── Previous context

“I know you're in a tough spot. Let's do this. Here.”

(够了 别再说了) ── Previous context

“You're not making things hard for Zhou Cheng— you're making things hard for me!”

(家里最近是不是很缺钱) ── Previous context

“Don't feel pressured. I already figured it out.”

(没事) ── Previous context

“I'm afraid she'll make things difficult for Ling Xiao.”

(确实是跟原来不一样了 态度非常好) ── Previous context

“He is respectful to me. I'm in a dilemma. Why not teach him?”

(行) ── Previous context

“I won't pressure you, I won't.”

(不过在冬牧场 我们去看看 来) ── Previous context

“Ms. Cairen, don't make this hard for me.”

(是) ── Previous context

“Actually, we don't want to make things difficult for anyone.”

(但我也知道 你此次来徽州 就是奔着参贡去的) ── Previous context

“My decision might put you in a tough spot.”