碍难从命 | Chinese meaning

碍难从命【ài nán cóng mìng】

difficult to obey orders (idiom); much to my embarrassment, I am unable to comply

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difficult to obey orders (idiom)

This phrase is often used to express regret or embarrassment when one is unable to comply with someone’s request or command, highlighting a sense of apology or reluctance in doing so.

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I'm sorry, I truly find it difficult to comply with this request.

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Due to time constraints, I find it difficult to follow your orders.

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difficult to obey ordersenough desire but not enough abilitydifficult to executehard to deal withdifficult to followdifficult to realizehard to acceptdifficult to adaptdifficult to make decisionshard to understanddifficult to coordinatehard to satisfy

碍难从命【ài nán cóng mìng】

difficult to obey orders (idiom); much to my embarrassment, I am unable to comply

Generated definitions (experimental)

difficult to obey orders (idiom)

This phrase is often used to express regret or embarrassment when one is unable to comply with someone’s request or command, highlighting a sense of apology or reluctance in doing so.