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    3. 禁酒

    禁酒

    禁きん酒しゅ

    abstinence from alcohol

    KMT10News #33+1CoreNoun, Participle, Verb, IntransitiveMedicine & HealthKanji Vocab23 strokes

    きんしゅ

    Noun, Participle, Verb, Intransitive

    1.
    abstinence from alcohol, temperance
    2.
    prohibition of drinking

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    医い者しゃから禁きん酒しゅを勧すすめられた。

    The doctor advised me to abstain from alcohol.

    KMT7Medicine & HealthDaily Life
    健けん康こうのために、彼かれは禁きん酒しゅを決けつ意いした。

    For the sake of his health, he decided to abstain from alcohol.

    KMT8Medicine & HealthDaily Life
    長ちょう期き間かんの禁きん酒しゅは、肝かん臓ぞうの機き能のうを回かい復ふくさせるのに役やく立だつ。

    Long-term abstinence from alcohol helps to restore liver function.

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    手しゅ術じゅつ前まえには、禁きん酒しゅ期き間かんが設もうけられるのが一いっ般ぱん的てきだ。

    It is common for a period of alcohol abstinence to be set before surgery.

    KMT10Medicine & Health
    禁きん酒しゅ運うん動どうは、社しゃ会かいの健けん康こう増ぞう進しんに貢こう献けんした歴れき史しがある。

    The temperance movement has a history of contributing to the promotion of public health.

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    Kanji that make up this word

    禁
    prohibition・ban・forbid
    酒
    さけ・さか-…(4)
    sake・alcohol
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