指望

(今天除夕 你就给我老爸吃这个) ── Previous context

“Dad, you can't rely on strangers. Look what I”

(一个女儿嫁了人不就是个外人了 那将来) ── Previous context

“Your dad and I will have to rely on Aihong and your brother to take care of us.”

(改变自己的毅力与决心) ── Previous context

“I don't expect him to change.”

(偏偏他这抱着金山银山) ── Previous context

“yet he's stuck with these vultures.”

(他们一直以为我是颗星星) ── Previous context

“They poured everything they had into me for over twenty years. Just waiting for the day”

(所以呀 云魁的信息) ── Previous context

“don't expect any.”

(爸没把影碟机放给你看啊) ── Previous context

“Can I ever count on him for anything?”

(妈就这命) ── Previous context

“I can't count on anyone when trouble comes.”

(嫂嫂 无忧 还有我) ── Previous context

“we all count on you.”

(要想翻身) ── Previous context

“is our only chance to turn things around.”

(小飞你说是不是 是 柏庶姐姐最懂事儿) ── Previous context

“A family of traitors. What hope is there?”

(自己赚钱不容易吧) ── Previous context

“Do you really expect to become a millionaire by starting from working as a waiter?”

(咱们李家) ── Previous context

“is counting on you now.”

(是) ── Previous context

“We don't expect you to earn a lot for the family.”

(你看看你们卖的收音机 把我男人的手都炸坏了) ── Previous context

“Our family depends on him to make money.”

(但现在你已经成年了 就只能让法律管你) ── Previous context

“Don't expect me to put in a good word for you.”

(他) ── Previous context

“He is my only hope, after all.”

(外头现在这么多鬼子 一五九师自身都难保) ── Previous context

“You still expect them to support us? Brigadier, give the order to retreat. If we don't retreat,”

(要没人家那技术 大屏幕信号源你都连不上) ── Previous context

“Wang Ruohai this, Wang Ruohai that. You really put that much faith in that coward?”

(要是赵立冬知道了 他肯定还会找别人 来解决你) ── Previous context

“Don't expect others to let you go again.”

(我没有皓哥那么傻) ── Previous context

“I didn't expect your gratitude.”

(蔡昭毕竟是初出茅庐的小辈) ── Previous context

“We can't rely solely on her.”

(他不会再跟上来了) ── Previous context

“Also, don't expect us to help you deal with Mo Yungao.”

(谢谢先生提醒) ── Previous context

“She's really impossible to count on.”

(你说金老师为什么不相信我们呢 你是真蠢) ── Previous context

“You actually expected him to believe us?”

(整天地还嫌这嫌那的 他 他干啥他也干不时间长啊) ── Previous context

“His wife felt she couldn't rely on him,”

(我算是看出来了 你就是嘴上功夫厉害) ── Previous context

“I shouldn't have expected your help.”

(来了) ── Previous context

“Great. We have to count on young people nowadays.”

(我跟你们说啊 李亦非) ── Previous context

“is no help anymore. He's not”

(那真是太可惜了) ── Previous context

“I was hoping you'd become a very, very, very high-ranking official—”

(自望城一役后) ── Previous context

“Since the battle of Wangcheng, I have expected nothing more from them.”

(他魏严又添了几分的声势) ── Previous context

“It seems we can no longer rely on His Majesty.”

(看来这个江山) ── Previous context

“can only rely on me after all.”

(他最近在国外 不太方便) ── Previous context

“I've already given up on my contract with Mr. Sima,”

(对 这一千元 还会算在房款里 不会吞掉) ── Previous context

“If they aren't willing to pay even this 1,000 yuan, how can we expect them to fork out”

(怎么光有鸡没酒啊？ 少喝点吧) ── Previous context

“You'll drink your brain rotten and turn into a useless old wreck. How am I supposed to count on you then?”

(我要敬一下我们家领导) ── Previous context

“From now on, our family will rely on Chief Judge Shu”

(再有问题 你拿我是问) ── Previous context

“Now that we can't count on Tang Xiaolong,”

(他就是个判决机器) ── Previous context

“(I never expected much from him anyway.)”

(她也没办法呀 [抢救大厅] 这女儿嫁的远) ── Previous context

“We can't count anything on her.”