contraindicate

verb

1. 禁忌（药物或疗法）
   if a drug or treatment is contraindicated , there is a medical reason why it should not be used in a particular situation
   1. This drug is contraindicated in patients with asthma.
      这种药哮喘病人禁用。

1. Profiling is an extremely valuable preproduction process that can confirm or contraindicate that your Java code is scalable, efficient, fast, and generally wonderful.
   性能分析是一个极具价值的生产前流程，它可以确认您的Java代码是否可扩展、高效、快速和足够出色。
2. However, heparin anticoagulant properties and the potential of bleeding complications may contraindicate its use.
   但是肝素的抗凝血活性带来的潜在出血危险限制了应用。
3. Mucosal injury following ingestion of the potentially corrosive material may contraindicate the induction of vomitting in the treatment of possible intoxication.
   摄入具一定腐蚀性的物质后所导致的黏膜损伤，可能阻碍疑似中毒治疗时进行的呕吐诱导。
4. The presence of granulocytopenia or thrombocytopenia at the start of treatment does not contraindicate vincristine therapy.
   治疗开始时出现粒细胞减少或血小板减少，并不表示不适用长春花碱。
5. A jump beyond time could perhaps explain how and why the Protoculture vanished, although our own continued existence would seem to contraindicate it.
   超越时间的跳跃能够解释史前文化的消失，虽然我们自己的继续存在似乎与此矛盾。
6. The chest radiograph demonstrated changes that appeared to contraindicate further attempts with this mode of treatment.
   胸片的改变表明再进一步行这种治疗是不当的。
7. In particular, the presence of esophageal varices may contraindicate prophylaxis as it is associated with postoperative hemorrhage.
   特别是有食管静脉曲张时表明预防性抗血栓治疗与术后出血有关系。

verb

1. make a treatment inadvisable