避邪 is a verb-object compound meaning 'to ward off evil spirits'. In Chinese folk culture, it describes actions or objects—such as wearing jade, hanging talismans, or using specific plants—that are believed to protect against supernatural harm. You can use it either as a standalone verb (e.g. 戴玉能避邪 'wearing jade can ward off evil') or as a modifier before a noun (e.g. 避邪物品 'talismanic object').