banning
英 [ˈbænɪŋ]
美 [ˈbænɪŋ]
v. 宣布为非法；斥责；抗议; （美国）班宁; 班宁
BNC.20643 / COCA.24056
英英释义
noun
- an official prohibition or edict against something
双语例句
- They signed agreements banning the use of the chemical weapons.
他们签署了禁止使用化学武器的协议。 - This suggests that if you plan on banning them, you might want to find a distracting alternative.
这表明，如果你打算禁止暴力电影，你可能需要找到转移人们注意力的替代方法。 - The doctors want stricter enforcement of existing laws, such as those banning sales of cigarettes to children.
医生们希望加大现行法律的执行力度，如禁止向孩童出售香烟。 - But banning these brands from sponsorship, as some critics want, is not the answer.
但国际奥委会并没有如一些批评者所希望的那样，禁止这些品牌成为奥运会赞助商。 - Another reason for banning lead in gasoline is that the lead can ruin the catalytic converter.
禁止汽油里含铅的另一个原因，是铅能损坏催化式排气净化器。 - The UN Security Council in turn has issued a resolution banning sales of nuclear materials or technology to Iran.
联合国安理会因此通过一项决议禁止向伊朗销售核原料和核技术。 - They signed a treaty banning all nuclear testing.
他们签署一项条约，禁止一切核试验。 - She has decided not to appeal against a court order banning her from keeping animals
对于法院禁止她饲养动物的指令，她决定不再上诉。 - We evaded the Soviet proposal of banning nuclear weapons in war and substituted for it a clause abjuring the threat of force in peacetime.
我们避开了苏联关于在战争中禁止使用核武器的建议，而用一项在和平时期放弃使用武力威胁的条款来代替它。 - Banning cigarette advertising would be unconstitutional, since selling cigarettes is legal.
既然出售香烟是合法的，那么禁止做香烟广告就是违宪的。