"fall foul of" in Chinese (Simplified)
触犯得罪卷入麻烦
Definition
与某人或某事发生冲突，尤其是因违反规定或冒犯权威而惹上麻烦。
Usage Notes (Chinese (Simplified))
这是一个半正式的习语，经常与“法律”、“当局”或“规定”一起使用。不是指字面上的跌倒，而是指惹上麻烦或冲突。常用于警告或负面语境。
Examples
If you fall foul of the law, you could be fined or arrested.
如果你**触犯**法律，可能会被罚款或逮捕。
Many companies fall foul of tax rules each year.
每年有许多公司**卷入麻烦**因为税务规定。
Be careful not to fall foul of the school regulations.
小心不要**违反**学校规定。
He didn't realize he'd fallen foul of the local customs until it was too late.
他直到太晚才发现自己已经**触犯**了当地习俗。
Journalists often fall foul of strict censorship laws.
记者们常常**触犯**严格的审查法规。
If you fall foul of your boss, your work life can get pretty tough.
如果你**得罪**老板，工作就会变得很艰难。