illegal; to break the law

to go against; to be contrary to; to violate

to disobey

to violate the rules

to break a promise; to violate an agreement; to default (on a loan or contract)

(haven't done sth) for a long time; a long time since we last met

to run counter to

to break the rules; to violate regulations

things turn out contrary to the way one wishes (idiom)

to violate a prohibition or ban; prohibited; illicit

prohibited goods; contraband

to disobey; to violate; to separate; to go against

(literary) to be separated (from a friend, one's homeland etc) for a period of time

to conflict with (an idea or opinion etc); to depart from (established norms or standards etc)

variant of 暌違|暌违[kui2 wei2]

to disobey; to go against orders

to break the rules

to disobey

to leave; to depart; to go against

disobedient; to violate the Mandate of Heaven (天命[Tian1 Ming4])

unwell; indisposed; out of sorts; euphemism or honorific for ill

fault; mistake; shortcoming; error; misconduct

unconstitutional

abbr. for 違章建築|违章建筑, illegal construction

false; untrue to one's convictions; against one's will; disloyal

to disobey

to transgress; to violate (the rules); same as 違背|违背

to violate; to go against

to disobey; to defy; to deliberately go against (a rule, a convention, sb's wishes etc)

to go against the stipulated criteria

to violate; to infringe

taboo; prohibition

lack of discipline; to break a rule; to violate discipline; to breach a principle

violator

unreasonable words; wounding complaints

to disobey and cause delays; to obstruct and procrastinate

to disobey; to defy an edict; to violate; to go against; to run counter to

foot fault (tennis etc)

violator; offender

penalty (fee)

not miss the farming season; do farm work in the right season

in violation of contract and good faith

to renounce profit and seek fame (idiom); to abandon greed for reputation; to choose fame over fortune

to violate the constitution

lit. violating heaven and reason (idiom); immoral character

lit. violating heaven and reason (idiom); immoral character

false assertion; speech against one's own convictions

to disobey one's benefactor; to violate debts of gratitude; to repay good with evil

to defy the times and reject custom (idiom); in breach of current conventions