prohibitions

英 [ˌprəʊɪˈbɪʃənz]

美 [ˌproʊəˈbɪʃənz]

n.  (尤指通过法律的)禁止，阻止; 禁令; 禁律; (美国1920至1933年的)禁酒时期
prohibition的复数

双语例句

• These prohibitions are unlikely to achieve their goal of reducing demand for junk food.
  这些禁令不太可能实现减少垃圾食品需求的目标。
• Prohibitions include extreme heart and blood pressure conditions, late pregnancy and inflamed liver or spleen.
  有严重的心脏和血压问题，孕晚期以及肝、脾炎症的学员禁做。
• Prohibitions cover things that you may not do with a work.
  禁例涵盖了您不能对一个作品所做的事情。
• The increasing complication of these prohibitions made group marriages more and more impossible;
  由于婚姻禁规日益错综复杂，群婚就越来越不可能；
• The government should execute orders and proclaim prohibitions to those practicing corruption.
  对这些腐败行为政府一定要令行禁止。
• The rules even include outright prohibitions on non-Chinese suppliers for some security products.
  中国的规则甚至包括彻底禁止海外供应商提供某些安全产品。
• But many people still retain prohibitions against work as to interfering with the luck of the New Year.
  不过，很多人还是坚持不工作，认为此时工作会影响新的一年的运气。
• But many American cities are going further: local prohibitions now cover streets, parks and beaches.
  不过，许多美国城市甚至更进一步：现在，地方禁令包含了街道、公园和海滩。
• Prohibitions on ear piercings will also be eliminated, as long as the holes are not too obvious.
  有耳孔的人仍然不能参军，但耳孔已不明显者也将不受限制。
• Quantitative Import Restrictions, including Prohibitions and Quotas 23
  进口数量限制，包括禁止和配额