词条„banned“在英语 » 中文中的译文

I . ban <banned; banning> [bæn] 动词 trans

ban

禁止 jìnzhǐ

ban

取缔 qǔdì

be banned from doing sth

被禁止做某事

II . ban <banned; banning> [bæn] 名词

ban

禁止 jìnzhǐ

ban

禁令 jìnlìng

ban <banned; banning> [bæn]

impose [or place, put] a ban on

禁止 jìnzhǐ

lift the ban on

对…开禁 duì…kāijìn

banned的例句

be banned from doing sth

被禁止做某事

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英语

Still, that's better than levamisole, a drug used for treating cattle with parasitic worms; or phenacetin, a painkiller banned as carcinogenic.

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The first rights-based municipal laws prohibited corporations from monopolizing agriculture (factory farming), and banned corporate waste dumping within municipal jurisdictions.

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Small camp fires are generally permitted, but in some periods banned by local authorities due to wild fire risk.

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Yesterday a judge banned him from driving and said he had "failed spectacularly" to run a so-called hip flask defence.

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A wet leased aircraft may be used to fly services into countries where the lessee is banned from operating.

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Due to racial segregation, he was banned from all-white public golf courses and was rejected for a bank loan to try to build his own.

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He was also permanently banned from working for the government.

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Sexuality was banned, unless for a reproductive goal; liberated young women were considered depraved and antisocial.

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For example, the sale of fiefs was banned, putting an end to subinfeudation, and all vassals were subject to the king's taxes and other imposts.

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Among those chemicals were DDT, banned by international convention, and several defoliants and herbicides.

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