Think of the most taboo insult that is possible in English.

想想英语中最忌讳的侮辱。

However, there are other words that are a bit more taboo.

然而，还有一些更忌讳的词。

Age is considered a taboo, especially for the ladies.

年龄是一个非常忌讳的问题, 对于女士尤其如此。

But Mrs. Tarleton had no such reticences.

可是塔尔顿夫人却没有这样的忌讳。

Even the most taboo subjects were up for discussion.

【up】连最忌讳的话题也拿出来讨论了。

While this may seem simple, it's the factor that feels most taboo to explore.

虽然这看起来很简单，但却是最忌讳探索的因素。

Renamo, for its part, denied this responsibility but made no bones about its pleasure at Machel's demise.

莫桑比克全国抵抗运动方面否认与此事有干系，但对于谢尔的死讯毫不忌讳表达自己的态度。

It doesn't matter that it's taboo to leave early or that the Mormon Church won't pay for a flight home.

早离可能是有忌讳的， 摩门教会也不会支付回家的机票这些都不要紧。

Interpreters, quickly trained, must try their best to understand another language, and fill in the gaps left by cultural differences-including taboos about what victims can say.

口译快速训练，必须尽力去理解另一种语言，填补文化差异留下的空白——包括受害者可能说出的忌讳的话题。

Indeed from the first draw any mark of pleasure was taboo: one couldn't mock the condemned man by any sign of relief.

的确，从抽第一张签时人们就忌讳任何喜形于色的表现，一个人不能以任何宽慰的举动去嘲弄注定要死的人。

DUCKWORTH: I wonder if it really is more taboo at the top of the socioeconomic ladder and less taboo towards the bottom.

达克沃斯：我想知道，社会济阶梯的顶端是否真的更忌讳，而底层的禁忌更少。

One of our most taboo political ideas is paternalism: the admission of a collective desire be be parented which is taken to be profoundly humiliating.

我们最忌讳的政治思想之一是家长式作风：承认集体渴望成为父母，这被认为是一种极度羞辱。

The Hepburns made sure to educate their children about important political and social subjects. The family members were not afraid to express their liberal opinions.

赫本一家确保自己的孩子接受重要政治和社会科目的教育。一家人都毫不忌讳地发表自己的自由言论。

Lin Chong recoiled. Not a lot—she didn't have strength nor space to move very much—but the way her eyes dipped away with taboo and revulsion, Lu Da could tell.

林冲退缩了一下。虽然不多——她没有力气也没有空间移动得很远——但她眼中流露出的忌讳和厌恶之情，卢大看得出来。

When discussing topics that are sensitive or taboo, people often employ euphemisms, words or phrases that replace direct terms in order to spare feelings, avoid embarrassment, or even out of superstition.

人们在讨论敏感或忌讳的话题时，往往会使用委婉语、词句来代替直接的称谓，以减轻感情、避免尴尬， 甚至出于迷信。

" Death is traditionally a taboo subject for Chinese people, let alone making a will while one is still alive. But nowadays, youngsters have grown more open-minded and are keen to plan their lives in advance, " Ma said.

“对于中国人来说， 死亡历来是一个忌讳的话题， 更不用说生前立遗嘱了。但现在的年轻人思想变得更加开放， 热衷于提前规划自己的生活， ” 说。