inappropriate items
[ɪnəˈproʊpriət ˈaɪtəmz]
noun phrasepl: inappropriate items
itens inadequados / itens impróprios
1. Objects, materials, or things that are not suitable, fitting, or proper for a particular context, situation, or audience
The school banned inappropriate items from the classroom, including phones and weapons.
A escola proibiu itens inadequados da sala de aula, incluindo celulares e armas.
2. Things that are offensive, unsuitable, or unacceptable due to their nature or content
The company's policy prohibits employees from discussing inappropriate items during work meetings.
A política da empresa proíbe que funcionários discutam assuntos impróprios durante reuniões de trabalho.
3. Objects or materials that are not age-appropriate or suitable for specific individuals or groups
Parents should check their children's backpacks for inappropriate items before school.
Os pais devem verificar as mochilas de seus filhos quanto a itens impróprios antes da escola.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, 'inappropriate items' is commonly used in institutional settings like schools, workplaces, and public venues. In Brazil, discussions about appropriateness may vary based on cultural norms regarding formality and social hierarchy. In the USA, the term is frequently used in contexts related to child safety, workplace conduct policies, and content moderation. The phrase carries legal implications in many professional and educational environments.
NYC Slang
sketchy stuff / stuff that ain't cool
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