having a limiting or restrictive nature; restricted; restrictiveness

unrestricted; unlimited; without any limits or constraints

A rating category for films or television (often restricted to ages 18 and up) due to content involving sex, violence, or drugs; also used generally for any media or speech unsuitable for minors

a device used in electronics to limit the power or amplitude of a signal; a de-booster

an enzyme that cuts DNA at specific sequences

A limit on the amount a stock's price is allowed to rise or fall in a single trading day; includes both limit up and limit down restrictions.

internet slang used to comment on the lavish or extravagant lifestyles of the wealthy that are beyond the comprehension of ordinary people

A word used to describe or restrict the range, nature, degree, or state of a verb or adjective; same as [[副词|副詞|fu4 ci2]]

the process or result of identifying the locations of DNA sequences that are cut by specific enzymes; restriction pattern