prohibits

英 [prəˈhɪbɪts]

美 [prəˈhɪbɪts]

v.  (尤指以法令)禁止; 阻止; 使不可能
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柯林斯词典

• VERB （法律或掌权者）禁止，不允许
  If a law or someone in authorityprohibitssomething, they forbid it or make it illegal.
  1. ...a law that prohibits tobacco advertising in newspapers and magazines...
     禁止在报刊杂志上刊登香烟广告的法律
  2. Fishing is prohibited...
     禁止钓鱼。
  3. Federal law prohibits foreign airlines from owning more than 25% of any U.S. airline.
     联邦法律禁止外国航空公司拥有任何一家美国航空公司超过25%的股权份额。

双语例句

• Yet it prohibits foreign investments in certain restricted industries, including the Internet.
  但一些受限制的领域禁止外资进入，包括互联网行业。
• The constitution prohibits them from military engagement on foreign soil.
  宪法禁止他们在外国采取军事行动。
• Now, if one sees that the Tathagata admonishes and prohibits something, one should not do it thereafter.
  现在，如果人们看到的如来告诫和禁止的东西，就不应该再做了。
• But the law explicitly prohibits profiling.
  但是法律明确禁止歧视。
• The cost of safety glass often prohibits its use in private buildings.
  安全玻璃的成本经常使其无法在私有建筑中得以运用。
• Where a law or administrative regulation prohibits or restricts the transfer of the subject matter, such provision applies.
  法律、行政法规禁止或者限制转让的标的物，依照其规定。
• Race: Federal law prohibits discrimination in hiring based on race and ethnicity.
  种族：联邦法律禁止就业中的种族歧视。
• The new law prohibits the possession, sale or distribution of shark fins in the islands.
  新法令禁止岛内任何人拥有、买卖或运输鱼翅。
• The law specifically prohibits acts of this kind.
  法律明令禁止这种行为。
• Disability: Federal law prohibits hiring discrimination based on a person's disability.
  残疾：联邦法律禁止基于残疾的就业歧视。