查询词典 avoid as taboo

For many, it was taboo.

对许多人来说是禁忌。

Review on Foreign Studies of Technophobia, Review on Neo-Ludditism Explanation of the Technological Taboo——Neo-Ludditism Analyses on Psychological Cause of Modern Technological Problem, Comparison Analyses on Ludditism and Neo-Ludditism, Critical Explanation of Neo-ludditism for Technology Impacting on Education, Analyses on the Condemnatory Critiques of the Neo-Luddites against Televisions,The Rehabilitation of the Negative Connotation of the "Luddite Imagination" and Its Social Implication, and so on.

主要论文有《关于"技术是什么"的对话》、《国外技术恐惧研究述评》、《新卢德主义述评》、《新老卢德运动比较研究》、《解析技术塔布——新卢德主义对现代技术问题的心理根源剖析》、《新卢德主义关于技术影响教育的批判性阐释》、《解析新卢德主义对电视的声讨》《"卢德意象"正名的社会意蕴阐释》等

After the World Cup final, the penalty situation does not have to be seen as a taboo.

在世界杯决赛之后，惩罚并没有被看做是一种禁忌。

The word taboo was borrowed from Tongan, a Polynesian language.

taboo这个词来自于波利尼西亚语中的汤加语。

He word"taboo"was originally used by the residents of Tongan, living in the southern part of the Pacific Ocean to refer to persons, things and activities that were sacred, forbidden or should be paid much attention to.

aboo，译为禁忌，起源于南太平洋汤加岛人的土语，指"神圣的"、"不可接触的"或"要极端注意的"人或事。

One explanation for the pig-eating taboo is pork that is not cooked sufficiently may spread a disease called trichinosis.

对这种现象的一种解释是未煮熟的猪肉会传播一种叫旋毛虫病的疾病。

One explanation for the pig-eating taboo is that pork that is not cooked sufficiently may read a disease called trichinosis.

对禁食猪肉的一种解释是：如果未被煮透的话，猪肉可能会传播一种叫旋毛虫病的疾病。

One explanation for the pig-eating taboo is that pork that is not cooked sufficiently may spread a disease called trichinosis.

对禁食猪肉的一种解释是：如果未被煮透的话，猪肉可能会传播一种叫旋毛虫病的疾病。

Unit 2 6.One explanation for the pig-eating taboo is that pork is not cooked sufficiently may spread a disease called trichinosis.

paragraph 6，line 3对猪肉的禁忌，一个解释是煮不透的猪肉会传播一种叫旋毛虫的病。

One explanation for the pig－eating taboo is that pork that is not cooked sufficiently may spread a disease called trichinosis.

对禁食猪肉的一种解释是：如果未被煮透的话，猪肉可能会传播一种叫旋毛虫病的疾病。根据逻辑关系，可将限定性定语从句译为汉语的条件分句。

It's not quite as simple as that.

并没有那么容易。

It debuted in 1992 in Japan and the United Kingdom, and 1993 in the United States.

它首次亮相于1992年在日本和英国，在美国1993年。