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汉语拼音：gù jì

恐怕对人或对事情不利而有顾虑：无所～。

1. 指说话行事有所顾虑畏忌。

   《后汉书·杨震传》：“ 丰 惲 等见 震 连切諫不从，无所顾忌，遂诈作詔书，调发司农钱穀、大匠见徒材木，各起家舍、园池、庐观，役费无数。”《南史·颜延之传》：“昧利苟得，无所顾忌。” 欧阳予倩 《木兰从军》第六场：“我们只要不做亡国奴，不做顺民，还有什么顾忌！”

• He admits endearingly to doubts and hesitations.

  他坦率地承认有疑虑和顾忌。

• The mention of the dinner dispelled Miss Stepney's last scruples.

  一提这次宴会,斯狄尼小姐就消释了一切顾忌.

• Celia had progressed beyond all caution.

  西莉亚把一切顾忌都抛到九霄云外.

• I have scruples about playing cards for money.

  我对于玩纸牌赌钱有所顾忌.

• It'seemed to her now that she could marry him without the remnant of a scruple.

  她觉得现在她可以跟他成婚而不需要有任何顾忌.

• Had the reconciliation been so complete that she could act as she pleased?

  他们的和好是否已经达到如此前嫌尽释的程度,以至她可以不再有所顾忌?

• If a task appealed to him he might recover some of his old daring and energy.

  如果委以重任,他或许会多少恢复以前那种毫不顾忌、说干就干的魄力.

• He had a quick tongue and always said what he thought with no much deliberation.

  他心直口快,说话总是不太顾忌.

• The salesmen who sold those things didn't care what they claimed or promised.

  兜售这些玩艺的推销员,许起愿来从无顾忌.

• In statesmanship, get the formality rights ; never mind about the moralities.

  作为政治手腕, 应彻底搞清形式上的手续, 至于道德则无需顾忌.

• In statesmanship, get the formality right ; never mind about the morality.

  作为政治(家的)手腕, 应彻底搞清形式上的手续,至于道德 则 无需顾忌.

• A dishonest man does not scruple to deceive others.

  不诚实的人不顾忌行骗.

• Now, it's used as a metaphor for inhibitions that give people headaches.

  所以, 紧箍咒就是让人听了感到头疼或有顾忌的东西.

• You can speak freely in front of me.

  你在我面前说话可以不必顾忌.

• She rattled on unaware of her listeners.

  她继续喋喋不休地谈论着,毫不顾忌她的听众.