avoid; shun; abstain from

fear; dread; scruple

death anniversary

envy; be jealous of

taboo [colloquial]

whisky

be discreet; put under a taboo; have scruples or inhibitions; avoid a taboo word, phrase or topic

(verb) Discreet; (noun) 1. Taboo

a big taboo

run wild with no scruples; do whatever one wants

to be lawless; to run wild; to run amok

hate (due to envy, etc)

cream soup

Cream soup

jealous suspicion

avoid eating something

cannot eat; avoid eating something

overlook one's predicament for fear of facing the unpleasant reality; cover up one's shortcomings for fear of criticism

hide one's sickness for fear of treatment

whiskey on the rocks, scotch on the rocks

harelips avoid broken bowls; people with defects avoid things that draw attention to them

(proverb) literally: 'someone with a harelip is to avoid using a chipped bowl', it implies that one should avoid mentioning things that are related to other people's flaws; one should avoid things that will draw attention to one's shortcomings

be hesitant or reluctant to do something

avoid

jealous | Cant.: 呷醋 | Synon.: 吃醋; 眼紅 | This is the more formal term

whisky

contraindication: something (as a symptom or condition) that makes a particular treatment or procedure inadvisable

be afraid of; fear

to hold a memorial ceremony of somebody's birthday and death; or may refers to kill or beat somebody up

whiskey with water, scotch with water

to violate a taboo

cream sauce

the anniversary of the death of a deceased parent, ancestor or sb. greatly respected

cream tarts