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| proibito |
prohibited
forbidden
taboo
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| vietato |
forbidden
barred
taboo
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| interdetto |
forbidden
prohibited
interdicted
dumbfounded
disqualified
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Esempi
On the chance that it could be bad for the baby, Feyre is forbidden to so much as change the color of her hair until after the birth.
‘Still no Elemental Men watching over us out here, T’Varr, and if there were, I think perhaps speaking the name of an old forbidden book is the least of my worries.
The desert men had all sorts of stories about the Queverra: gateways to Xibaiya, half-living half-dead things, man-monsters, terrible sorcerers, a clan of white-faced scorpion-priests who worshipped the forbidden old gods, and that was just the start of it.
One day my alchemist will quietly poison you, though I’ve forbidden it.
“And forbidden to touch yourself.
Maybe he could tow the eyrie west to the Konsidar and try to hide it in the mountain valleys, but the Konsidar was a forbidden place by order of the Elemental Men.
And, dear forbidden gods, he found it bothering him again, now of all times, why the rider-slave hadn’t given him the disease when she’d had the chance, why she’d changed her mind and knocked the glass out of his hand.
Azriel was forbidden from getting within a few miles of her, thanks to the threat of the Crown, and any reports had to be verified by multiple sources.
“I came to training because I knew he’d have forbidden it.
Belli’s half-god, who might once, if you believed in the rumoured words of the forbidden Rava, have ruled everything and everywhere.
Firearms are forbidden us, this is true, but any rule, even one of the Rule of Twenty, may be suspended by the grace of the One should our lives be in danger.
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