To violate or disobey the law or regulations

to violate, transgress, or run counter to rules, laws, or principles

to violate the rules or go against regulations; to act in a way that breaks established policies

to go against; to be contrary to; to disobey or fail to follow (a rule, principle, or wish)

to break rules or violate regulations; used to describe actions that go against official procedures or traffic laws

To break a rule or violate discipline; often refers to a breach of regulations within the military, police, or other structured organizations.

(polite) a courtesy phrase used when meeting again after a long period of separation

To break a promise, violate an agreement, or default on a contract or treaty.

A sum of money paid to the other party by the side that fails to fulfill a contract or agreement; forfeit; liquidated damages

to disobey; to defy or resist

describes something that is prohibited, forbidden, or illicit; often used to describe contraband or banned goods

A building or part of a structure built without a permit or that violates building codes and zoning laws; an illegal structure.

things turn out contrary to the way one wishes; the outcome is the opposite of what was intended

to break the law and violate discipline; used to describe serious misconduct or criminal behavior

unwell; indisposed; used as a polite or formal way to refer to someone being ill

to violate or infringe, especially laws, regulations, or discipline; to break a rule

to go against one's true feelings or convictions; often used to describe speech or actions that are insincere or coerced

to violate the constitution; to be in breach of constitutional law

Items that are legally prohibited from being manufactured, possessed, or sold, such as drugs or illegal weapons

To go against established practice, custom, or conventional rules

To pretend to obey in public while secretly opposing or violating orders; to pay lip service to something while acting against it in private.

Items that laws or regulations forbid people from manufacturing, possessing, selling, or carrying; prohibited goods.

to disobey or defy; to violate or go against something, such as an order or principle

lawbreaker; someone who breaks rules or regulations

To go against or be inconsistent with something, such as an idea, intention, or standard; to disagree or be at odds with

to disobey; to defy; to deliberately go against rules, conventions, or someone's wishes

to disobey or go against orders; to violate laws or decrees

(literary) to be separated or parted for a period of time, such as from a friend or one's homeland

To perform agricultural tasks at the correct time; not to miss the farming season.

a person who breaks rules or regulations

to commit a minor offense or misdemeanor by violating regulations related to public order, traffic, or health

speech or remarks that go against one's own heart or true beliefs

to disobey or run counter to; used in formal or literary contexts to describe defying superiors or elders

to disobey instructions or orders and consequently cause a delay in official business or tasks

words or speech against one's own convictions; a false assertion made against one's conscience

(literary) unreasonable or contentious words; improper or wounding remarks; nonsense

(bound form) a prohibition or forbidden thing; words or actions that offend customs or laws

to be undecided or equivocal in one's attitude; to hesitate between agreeing or disagreeing without having a clear opinion

(literary) contradictory; conflicting; abnormal

(literary) hesitant and unable to make a decision; equivocal

credit default swap (CDS); a financial derivative that allows an investor to swap their credit risk with that of another investor

a personality disorder characterized by a pattern of excessive attention-seeking behaviors and emotionality

to run counter to; to go against; to violate

(honorific) to be unwell or out of sorts; used to politely refer to someone else's illness.

(literary) to be separated or parted from a person or place for a long time; also written [[暌违|暌違|kui2 wei2]]

schizoid personality disorder (SPD)

foot fault, in sports such as tennis

to go against the trends of the times and deviate from social customs

to act in violation of good faith and breach a contract or promise