顾忌 | gù jì | to have misgivings; apprehension; worry; qualm; scruple | |
忌讳 | jì huì | taboo; to avoid as taboo; to abstain from | |
切忌 | qiè jì | to avoid as taboo; to avoid by all means | |
肆无忌惮 | sì wú jì dàn | absolutely unrestrained; unbridled; without the slightest scruple | |
禁忌 | jìn jì | taboo; contraindication (medicine); to abstain from |
1 | They put samples of the compounds in red and white wines, beer, sake, shochu - another Japanese alcohol - and whiskey. | |
2 | And it's something that every omnivore in America should take the time to read. | |
3 | The whisky drinks well for its price. | |
4 | Nearly half the writers pick A, but the correct answer is D. Puns are not allowed, spoiled fruit isn' t even remotely funny, and defaming mothers-in-law could irk mothers-in-law. | |
5 | It eliminates not only meats, but all foods that come from animals, for example, eggs, milk and milk products. |