stop shoulder

Contestants kneel behind the small tea table, next to an elderly woman dressed in cooking garb, and when she touches their shoulder and says "stop it," that's when they get to flip out.

参赛者跪在小茶桌后面，旁边是一位穿着厨师服的老太太，当老太太触碰参赛者的肩，说“别这样”，参赛者就可以掀桌子了。

Sorry, I can not. I have to find a shoulder. It is safe to stop there.

对不起, 不行. 我得找个路肩. 那里停车比较安全.

That isn't a reason to stop, it's just the mind, that little man or woman on your shoulder, trying to talk you out of something again.

这不是停止的理由,只是你的头脑,你肩膀上的小人,正试图再次说服你放弃某事。

If you stop on the hard shoulder, wait for the police or breakdown service.

如果你的车坏在路肩上了，就得等警察或修理站来帮忙。