拘留 | jū liú | to detain (a prisoner); to keep sb in custody | |
拘束 | jū shù | to restrict; to restrain; constrained; awkward; ill at ease; uncomfortable; reticent | |
不拘 | bù jū | not stick to; not confine oneself to; whatever | |
拘谨 | jū jǐn | reserved; overcautious | |
不拘一格 | bù jū yī gé | not stick to one pattern |
1 | The football fans who made trouble last night were detained. | |
2 | Here informal goings and comings are not allowed. | |
3 | The suppression order on his name was lifted during a hearing in the court in Melbourne on Monday, which Sokaluk, who was arrested on Friday, did not attend. | |
4 | Perhaps because of the informal atmosphere, language used by sports reporters, fans, and the players themselves has produced many words and phrases used in other contexts. | |
5 | Let it be ......now son, we don't mallet to these etiquettes. |