clampdown [美 ˈklæmpˌdaʊn, 英 ˈklampdaʊn] 名词 俗
- clampdown on sth/sb a clampdown on illegal immigrants
- medidas fpl drásticas contra los inmigrantes ilegales
- there's been a clampdown on loans
- se ha restringido severamente la concesión de créditos
- there's been a clampdown on loans
- se ha puesto freno a la concesión de créditos
- there's been a clampdown on dissidents
- ha recrudecido la represión contra los disidentes
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
In recent years there has been a clampdown on this kind of "health tourism".
www.telegraph.co.uk The disorganized nature of the event allows it to largely escape clampdown by authorities who may view the rides as forms of parades or organized protest.
en.wikipedia.org There he developed a reputation for tough policing, conducting raids and clampdowns on a daily basis.
en.wikipedia.org Seven civilian deaths were also reported during the clampdown with some accusing the militia of using the clampdown as an excuse to stifle dissent.
en.wikipedia.org The sad and unfortunate obligation on police to meet 'quotas' and 'turnover' only exacerbates frequently excessive police clampdowns.
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