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汉语拼音：wéi bèi

违反；不遵守：～誓言。～规章制度。

1. 违反；不遵守。

   《后汉书·申屠刚传》：“僻经妄説，违背大义。” 宋 沉作喆 《寓简》卷二：“作史者务矜於文，而违背道理者甚众。” 曹禺 《雷雨》第二幕：“可是人家说一句，我就要听一句，那是违背我的本性的。”

2. 离开；背离。

   《敦煌变文集·秋胡变文》：“ 秋胡 既奉王教，一憘一悲，悲乃违背王庭，憘乃得见慈母。”

3. 指去世。

   唐 柳宗元 《叔妣吴郡陆氏夫人志》：“顾仲父违背於岁首，而夫人捐弃於是月，遗孤眇藐，未克承绍。”

• God will draw you to where he wants you, unless you step in his way.

  上帝对每个人的道路自有安排，除非你违背他的意愿。

• If you've made a promise that turns out to be a mistake, you have to have to courage to break it off.

  对于一个错误的诺言，你要有勇气违背它。

• The scholars of every country have a great dispute on which responsibility international organizations should afford.

  各国学者对国际组织违背国际义务应承担何种责任一直存在较大争议。

• and, he says, he and I must not play together, and threatens to turn him out of the house if we break his orders.

  而且他说，不许他和我在一起玩，又吓唬说要是我们违背命令，就把他撵出去。

• And, just as in the case of attribute nodes, some of the standard rules of thinking about elements are broken.

  而且和属性节点一样，违背了看待元素的几条标准规则。

• All this was very interesting, but it was against the beliefs of some scientists of that day.

  这一切都很有意思，但是它违背了当时一些科学家的信仰。

• She acted against her own will and got married to a man she did not love.

  她违背了自己的意愿，嫁给了一个她不爱的人。

• Alice did not dare to disobey, though she felt sure it would all come wrong, and she went on in a trembling voice.

  爱丽丝不敢违背，虽然她明知道一切都会弄错的。她用发抖的声音背道。

• He responded with a defiant speech of his own, declaring that anyone who defied the will of the Iranian people would be "destroyed" .

  他发表了一番充满了蔑视意味的讲话予以回应，宣称“任何违背伊朗人民意愿的人都将被打倒”。