prohibit

简单释义：

v.阻止；（尤指以法令）禁止；使不可能

网络不准；防止；不准许

变形：

过去分词：prohibited  现在分词：prohibiting  第三人称单数：prohibits  

完整释义：

v.

1.不准许,禁止;阻止,防止
2.违禁
3.不适合

n.

1.禁止者;阻止者

例句：

1. International treaties ratified by the United States prohibit incommunicado detention of persons in secret locations.
   美国认可的国际条约禁止把人拘留在与外隔绝的秘密地点。

2. The new rule will prohibit customers from carrying offsetting positions in the same account a practice referred to as hedging.
   新规则将禁止顾客携带抵销的立场在同一个帐户中的做法被称为对冲。

3. This "innovation state" is the best one, nothing could prohibit people from free getting in or out of it.
   这种“创新状态”是最好最高的境界，没有任何东西能够控制人自由出入这种状态。

4. Allows you to permit and prohibit the use of the Group Policy snap-in and its extensions, as well as the Resultant Set of Policy snap-in.
   让您允许或禁止使用组策略管理单元和它的扩展，以及策略的结果集管理单元。

5. Blackstone would prohibit government from censoring speech, but he would still allow sanctions to be imposed after publication.
   布莱克斯通主张禁止政府审查言论，但他仍会允许在发表后实行制裁。

6. But the rules prohibit export subsidies, to prevent governments from trying to help their companies gain in world markets.
   但是条约禁止出口补贴，以防止政府帮助该国公司在国际市场上获利。

7. He hoped that after peace the British Government would not prohibit the publication of the Soviet Constitution.
   列宁希望实现和平之后，英国政府不会禁止《苏维埃宪法》的发行。

8. while other food is to allow limited use of these technologies, and does not prohibit the use of genetic engineering technology.
   而其他食品则允许有限使用这些技术，且不禁止基因工程技术的使用。

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