| 单词 | 禁止 |
| 释义 | 〔prohibition〕The act of prohibiting or the condition of being prohibited.禁止：禁止的行为或被禁止的状态〔ne〕Not.不，非 ，未，表示“否定，拒绝，禁止”之意.〔freeze〕A restriction that forbids a quantity from rising above a given or current level:（物价等）冻结：禁止数量超出既定或现行标准的限制：〔embargo〕A government order prohibiting the movement of merchant ships into or out of its ports.封港令：政府下达的禁止商船进出港口的命令〔temperance〕Restraint in the use of or abstinence from alcoholic liquors.See Synonyms at abstinence 戒酒：在饮酒方面节制或禁止 参见 abstinence〔demilitarize〕To prohibit military forces or installations in:解除在…的军事管制：禁止军事力量集结或军事设施的设置：〔forgo〕for- [for-] for- [前缀，表“禁止，除外”] 〔intimidate〕To coerce or inhibit by or as if by threats.威胁：通过威胁或近乎威胁强制或禁止〔Wilmot〕American politician. A U.S. representative (1845-1851) and senator (1861-1863) from Pennsylvania, he introduced (1846) a proviso to prohibit slavery in territories acquired during the Mexican War (1846-1848).威尔莫特，戴维：(1814-1868) 美国政治家、众议院议员(1845-1851年）和宾夕法尼亚州的参议员(1861-1863年）。他提出了在墨西哥战争(1846-1848年）中获得的领土内禁止奴隶制的限制性条款(1846年）〔muzzle〕A restraint on free movement or expression:禁止：自由行动和言论的钳制：〔revenuer〕A government agent in charge of collecting revenue, especially one responsible for halting the unlawful distilling or bootlegging of alcohol.财政部缉私酒官员：常管募集政府收入的机关，尤指负责禁止不法酿酒或非法携带出售〔ban〕and from Old Norse banna [to prohibit, curse] * see bhā- 2并源自 古斯堪的纳维亚语 banna [禁止，诅咒] * 参见 bhā- 2〔also〕I don't want you to go; furthermore, I forbid it. 我不想让你去，而且我也禁止你去。 〔forbid〕rules that prohibit swimming in the reservoir;禁止在水库游泳的规定；〔enjoin〕To prohibit or forbid.See Synonyms at forbid 禁止，阻止 参见 forbid〔deaccession〕"He also denied that . . . friends of the museum were permitted to buy . . . pieces that were deaccessioned"(New York Times)“他也否认…博物馆的朋友允许购买…禁止出售的几件艺术品”(纽约时报)〔tolerate〕To allow without prohibiting or opposing; permit.忍受：不作任何禁止和反对地同意；允许〔suppress〕To curtail or prohibit the activities of.抑制：减少或禁止…的活动〔ihram〕Arabic ’iḥrām [prohibition, ihram] 阿拉伯语 ’iḥrām [禁止，修行] 〔prohibition〕Prohibition The period (1920-1933) during which the 18th Amendment forbidding the manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages was in force in the United States. Prohibition 禁酒时期：美国第十八条修正案禁止生产和销售烈性酒实施的时期（1920-1933年）〔quietism〕A form of Christian mysticism enjoining passive contemplation and the beatific annihilation of the will.寂静主义：基督教神秘主义的一种形式，禁止消极的冥思以及意志极乐的消亡〔post〕To put up signs on (property) warning against trespassing.在（所有地）上张贴告示以禁止越界〔dry〕Prohibiting or opposed to the sale or consumption of alcoholic beverages:禁酒的：禁止或反对酒精饮料的销售或饮用的：〔semipublic〕prohibited smoking in public and semipublic places.禁止在公共和半公共场合吸烟〔intuit〕This lack of acceptance is often attributed to the verb's status as a back-formation fromintuition, but in fact the verb has existed as long as other back-formations, such asdiagnose and donate, that are now wholly acceptable. The source of the objections most likely lies in the fact that the verb is often used in reference to more trivial sorts of insight than would be permitted by a full appreciation of the traditional meaning ofintuition. In this connection, a somewhat greater percentage of the Panel, 46 percent,does acceptintuit in the sentence Mathematicians sometimes intuit the truth of a theorem long before they are able to prove it. See Usage Note at enthuse 这种观点上的差异通常归咎于这个动词作为源于intuition 的逆构词的地位， 但是事实上这个动词的存在时间与其他现已普遍接受的诸如diagnose 以及 donate 等逆构词的存在时间一样长。 反对的原因很可能在于这个动词常用以指“较差的洞察力”，而此意义是被intuition 传统意义的充分理解所禁止的。 在这方面，小组百分之四十六之多的人，确实接受intuit 用于句中 数学家们能在某些定理被证明以前凭直觉知道定理的正确性 参见 enthuse〔overt〕Of, relating to, or being military or intelligence operations sanctioned or mandated by Congress:公开活动的：属于、有关国会禁止或批准的军事行动或情报活动：〔freeze〕To prohibit further manufacture or use of.禁止进一步生产或使用…〔veto〕An authoritative prohibition or rejection of a proposed or intended act.禁止，阻止：对提出的或准备做的行动的权威性禁止或者反对〔interdict〕To prohibit or place under an ecclesiastical or legal sanction.禁令：禁止或为宗教或法律所禁止〔morion〕probably from Vulgar Latin *murrum [muzzle] 可能源自 俗拉丁语 *murrum [禁止（言论自由）] 〔illegal〕Prohibited by law.违法的，非法的：为法律所禁止的〔ne〕negate ; abnegate , deny , renegade , ( renege ), from Latin negāre , to deny. Both a and b from Italic *nek , not. negate ; abnegate , deny , renegade , ( renege ), 源自 拉丁语 negāre , 否认，拒绝. a 和 b 都源自 意大利语 *nek , 表示“否定，拒绝，禁止”之意. 〔roadless〕Forbidden by law to contain or be crossed by any roads or to be entered by any vehicles:法律禁止筑路或禁止任何车辆进入的：〔blackout〕Restriction or prohibition of telecasting a sports event in order to ensure ticket sales.为确保赛票的售出而限制或禁止转播体育赛事〔taboo〕A prohibition, especially in Polynesia and other South Pacific islands, excluding something from use, approach, or mention because of its sacred and inviolable nature.禁忌：一种忌讳，尤指波利尼西亚和其它南太平洋群岛上的，即因为某件事物的神圣和不可侵犯性而禁止人们使用、接近或提起它〔disallow〕To refuse to allow:不准许，禁止：〔chaste〕Abstaining from unlawful sexual intercourse.禁止进行非法性交的〔ban〕To prohibit, especially by official decree.See Synonyms at forbid 禁止：禁止，尤指用官方命令 参见 forbid〔samizdat〕The secret publication and distribution of government-banned literature in the Soviet Union.禁书：苏联的秘密出版和发行政府禁止的出版物〔debar〕To forbid, hinder, or prevent.禁止，阻止或阻拦 |
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