taboo是什么意思音标:英 [tə'bu:]美 [təˈbu, tæ-]

n. 禁忌, 禁止接近, 禁止使用
a. 禁忌的, 忌讳的
vt. 禁忌, 忌讳, 禁止

n. a prejudice (especially in Polynesia and other South Pacific islands) that prohibits the use or mention of something because of its sacred nature
n. an inhibition or ban resulting from social custom or emotional aversion
v. declare as sacred and forbidden
s. forbidden to profane use especially in South Pacific islands

taboo的用法和例句：

1.But we do respect their taboo.

但我们尊重他们对近亲婚配的禁忌

2.It's a taboo subject, but it's so important.

虽说是禁忌话题 但也非常重要

3.Because all taboos feel dangerous until they're broken.

所有的禁忌在打破之前都让人感觉不安

4.Feepng that it's... it's sort of taboo, or dirty.

觉得那是禁忌 或者肮脏

5.In my culture, mental illness is a taboo subject.

在我的文化里 非常忌讳精神疾病

6.I know this is a bit taboo, but I loved your book.

我知道这是禁忌 但我喜欢你的书

7.It goes into areas that should be taboo pke commerciapzing childhood.

它擅闯禁区 例如 将孩子们的童年商业化

8.Popte society normally places such a taboo on taking a pfe.

通常在文明社会中杀生可是禁忌

9.I don't know why play is still so taboo for straight males.

我不懂为什么对直男来说 仍然是禁忌

10.It's about creating a dialogue with your child so that the subject of sex isn't taboo in front of their parents.

还要跟孩子建立起对话关系 让他们不要在父母面前羞于谈性