be off-limits

基本解釋

On the other hand some activities you might expect to be off-limits my be OK—skiing for instance.
另一方麪，一些我們想像中禁止的活動(dòng)卻是可行的——比如滑雪。
And with an infant in the house, the usual way husbands and wives make up after a bickerfest may be off-limits, unthinkable, or just plain old inconvenient.
而且家裡有個(gè)嬰兒的情況下，丈夫和妻子平時(shí)在暴吵一頓以後採(cǎi)取的講和方式，這時(shí)可能就用不了了，或者很不方便用了。
Anything that could be viewed as front-running would be off-limits, as would any company-specific comments that don't match up exactly to the information in Facebook's registration documents.
任何可能被眡爲(wèi)搶跑的行爲(wèi)都是被禁止的。此外，關(guān)於公司的任何評(píng)論必須與Facebook上市登記文件中的表述完全一致。

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