afoul 的定义
- in a state of collision or entanglement: a ship with its shrouds afoul.
afoul 近义词
等同于 amiss
更多afoul例句
- It seems that the company had run afoul of the agency’s stringent rules regulating formula intended for infants.
- Also, be aware that no matter where you host the stream, you are probably running afoul of copyright laws if you play any music.
- Ant, for its part, seemed to run afoul of Beijing in two ways.
- If a payment could run afoul of the rules, companies must submit requests for exemption.
- For decades, it was political death to run afoul of the police and their powerful unions.
- For all its flagrant indiscretions, though, FIFA has never run afoul of the law.
- Back in the 1990s, he ran afoul of the American Board of Ophthalmology (ABO), the certifying organization for his specialty.
- The tax-exempt donations do not appear to run afoul of U.S. law.
- To destroy the guy in the court of public opinion may run afoul of [legal ethics].
- It also remains unclear whether traditional practices such as aging tobacco in cedar or other woods might run afoul of the ban.
- "He's certainly fallen afoul of some mighty tough luck," went on Dick.
- They were so thick that many appeared to be afoul of one another; now all standing on this tack, now on that.
- All I hope for now is that we dont run afoul of some half-sunken rock, or it may be a snag!
- A big flock of them ran afoul of the tower and were dazed by the lights.
- And even when the feller got afoul of him, the chances are the old land-pirut would steal the brick.