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non-kosher
adjective
(alsononkosher)uk /ˌnɒnˈkəʊ.ʃər/ us /ˌnɑːnˈkoʊ.ʃɚ/
(of food, places where food is sold, or methods of preparing food) not allowed by Jewish law or not following the rules of Jewish law: （食物、售卖食物之处等）不符合犹太教规的
The delicatessen claims that it doesn't sell any nonkosher foods.
The butcher's keeps its kosher and non-kosher meats in separate freezers.
(of a person, family, etc.) not following the rules of Jewish law about which types of food can be eaten, and about how to prepare and store food:
There are plenty of options on the menu for nonkosher diners.
Our daughter's friend was visiting for dinner, and we wanted to make sure he was comfortable eating in our non-kosher home.
Foods that are prepared in kitchen equipment that once held meat or dairy products might be considered non-kosher.
It is nonkosher for meat and dairy products to be eaten as part of the same meal.
The only restaurants in the neighbourhood are non-kosher.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Forbidding and banning things
abolish
abolition
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ban
debar someone from something/doing something
decertification
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deny something to someone
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unsanctioned
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