prohibiting

英 [prəˈhɪbɪtɪŋ]

美 [prəˈhɪbɪtɪŋ]

v.  (尤指以法令)禁止; 阻止; 使不可能
prohibit的现在分词

现在分词：prohibiting　

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

• The long-standing rule prohibiting the consumption of alcohol while on duty is not strictly observed now either.
  值班不准喝酒，这是历来的规矩，现在也不严格执行了。
• Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;
  国会不得制定关于确立宗教或禁止自由从事宗教活动的法律；
• The Ways of Attacking and Prohibiting the Crime of Scalping Train Tickets
  打击和杜绝倒卖火车票违法犯罪活动的途径和方法
• Demanding or prohibiting the change of the company's senior managerial personnel;
  要求更换或禁止更换汽车金融公司高级管理人员。
• Laws enacted to promote free competition by prohibiting agreements to limit competition.
  通过禁止限制竞争的协议来促进自由竞争的法律。
• A complete ban could include prohibiting them from serving multinationals.
  全面禁止也可能包括，禁止它们继续服务于跨国公司。
• In addition, four international treaties go further than Article 6 by completely prohibiting capital punishment.
  随后的四个国际条约也严格禁止了死刑的适用。
• A/ Statement prohibiting unauthorized operation.
  禁止未经许可操作的说明。
• A matrimonial dispensation is the relaxation in a particular case of an impediment prohibiting or annulling a marriage.
  婚姻省却是放宽在特定案件中的一个障碍，禁止或废止婚姻。
• Any state prohibiting slavery prior to the Civil War.
  在内战前禁止奴隶制的州之一。