怎能

(先野为大梁社稷而死) ── Previous context

“How could I leave him in the wilderness?”

(田老弟) ── Previous context

“how can the small Directorate of Imperial Household possibly keep you?”

(田兄) ── Previous context

“given our close ties, how could I possibly turn my back on you?”

(边关果然… 长公主终究是女流) ── Previous context

“so how could we truly expect her to defend the frontier?”

(当秉承天子之仪) ── Previous context

“How can you lose your composure like this?”

(可终究是个兵) ── Previous context

“How could I hide my thoughts from him?”

(手握十万兵马的异姓侯) ── Previous context

“How could he simply let them act as they please?”

(大战前的粮草乃是重中之重) ── Previous context

“How can we easily revoke the order?”

(粮草乃是军中的命脉) ── Previous context

“How can they go a day without them?”

(我们居然被蒙在鼓里) ── Previous context

“How could he be so childish about military operations?”

(死) ── Previous context

“can't help you protect”

(如果恶鬼披着人皮) ── Previous context

“how can you be sure you can tell”

(神观法师生前戒律清净) ── Previous context

“How can his remains be handled at will by a woman?”

(我若不施以此计) ── Previous context

“how could I expose your true face?”

(过了门她便是我田家人 田家有难) ── Previous context

“how can she just stay out of it?”

(晏儿) ── Previous context

“how can you speak to me like that?”

(夫人) ── Previous context

“How could you be so vicious?”

(我绝对不会让她太难堪) ── Previous context

“(If even drinking requires rationality, how could I not be rational?)”

(我就知道 你那天偷听到了) ── Previous context

“You were discussing our marriage in my house. How is that eavesdropping?”

(师妹) ── Previous context

“You can't survive out there just by storybooks.”

(也应是那报时的伙计) ── Previous context

“Why blame me for it? There was no water clock at Swallow House.”

(未得宋国公府首肯 为何擅动小柔遗容 魏副尉) ── Previous context

“how could you recognize this as Miss Song's bridal gown at a glance?”

(此举甚为不妥) ── Previous context

“How can you eat meat in such a refined academy?”