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单词 ban
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ban
verb[Tusually passive]
uk
/bæn/us
/bæn/
-nn-
B2
toforbid(=refusetoallow)something,especiallyofficially:
（尤指官方）禁止
Thefilmwas banned(= thegovernmentpreventedit from beingshown)in severalcountries.这部电影在几个国家都禁止放映。
[+ from+ -ing verb]She was bannedfromdrivingfor twoyears.她被禁止开车两年。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to forbid someone or something
  • forbidHe grew up in a strict household where dating was forbidden.
  • disallowUpon review, the goal was disallowed.
  • banThe government has banned the sale of lead-based paint.
  • prohibitVehicles are prohibited from parking on the grass.
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More examples
  • Thecouncilplansto bancircuseswithperforminganimals.
  • Theproposednewlawwould banpicketing.
  • Thecouncilis making amoveto bantrafficin somepartsof thecity.
  • Certainchemicalshave been banned because oftheirdamagingeffecton theenvironment.
  • He's been banned fromdrivingfor sixmonths.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
UK politics: legislation & law-making
  • abolish
  • abrogate
  • abrogation
  • amend
  • amendment
  • assemblyman
  • constitutional
  • enforce
  • Green Paper
  • guillotine
  • hard Brexitidiom
  • jurisprudence
  • lawmaker
  • Prime Minister's Questions
  • private member's bill
  • prohibit
  • prohibition
  • promulgation
  • sanction
  • whip
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Forbidding and banning things
ban
noun[C]
uk
/bæn/us
/bæn/
B2
anofficialorderthatpreventssomething fromhappening:
（尤指官方）禁止，取缔
There should be a banontalkingloudlyincinemas.电影院里应该禁止大声交谈。
More examples
  • The ban onmediareportingduring theelectionhas made somepeoplequestionthefairnessof theelection.
  • Theseveredroughthasledto ahosepipeban ineasternEngland.
  • Thecouncilhasimposeda ban onalcoholin thecityparks.
  • The British MedicalAssociationis/arecampaigningfor acompleteban ontobaccoadvertising.
  • At last they'veliftedthe ban onjeansat theclub.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
UK politics: legislation & law-making
  • abolish
  • abrogate
  • abrogation
  • amend
  • amendment
  • assemblyman
  • constitutional
  • enforce
  • Green Paper
  • guillotine
  • hard Brexitidiom
  • jurisprudence
  • lawmaker
  • Prime Minister's Questions
  • private member's bill
  • prohibit
  • prohibition
  • promulgation
  • sanction
  • whip
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Forbidding and banning things
(Definition ofbanfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

ban| American Dictionary

ban
verb[T]
us
/bæn/
-nn-
toforbidsomeone to do something orforbidanaction:
Thebillwould bandriversfrom using hand-heldphones.

ban

noun[C]us
/bæn/
Thepresidentsupporteda ban onassaultweapons.
(Definition ofbanfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

ban| Business English

ban
noun[C]
uk
/bæn/us
anofficialorderthatpreventssomeone doing something, or something fromhappening:
ban on sthThepoliceareenforcingthe state's ban on thesaleoffireworks.
impose/enforce/lift a banThey have nowliftedthe ban on theexportofliveanimalstoEurope.
ban
verb[T]
uk
/bæn/us
-nn-
to sayofficiallythat something is notallowed, or that someone is notallowedto do something:
Thelawbans theimportofivoryinto thecountry.
ban sb/sth from doing sthAnumberofairlineswere banned fromoperatingto the UK.
(Definition ofbanfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofban

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With all herbicides banned, manual weeding is usually a considerable cost factor in organic coffee production.
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Adopting different numerations for the two question types provides a simple way around thisbanon pure optionality.
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Their works were consequently banned from public exhibition and became symbols of a clandestine artistic discourse.
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They did not necessarily halt the traffic-porous borders and administrative graft militated against the effectiveness of bans and controls-but prices were usually not left unaffected.
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But abanon unsupported prospective preferences would rule out this judgment.
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The female students already enrolled protested this suddenban, with limited success.
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He promised that he would make an order banning the use of mills from operating during the crisis.
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Some call for outright bans, citing the "precautionary principle" on the development of technologies that have the potential to significantly change human nature.
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The use of bare hands should be banned.
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The new constitution continued tobanthe sale of school lands, but also limited the lease terms to 25 years.
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Faced with more and more cases, however, some councils vainly tried for a time to impose a permanentbanon a man who married outside.
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Indeed, any gathering likely to bring together critically minded anglophones risks being banned.
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Nor is there a soft paternalist rationale for banning such contracts.
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The livestock markets were closed as a result of thisban.
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Enforcing the uniqueness property bans all state modifications from bodies of with-loops.
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Collocationswithban

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These are words often used in combination withban.

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absolute ban
Of course the most sensitive secrets of the state must be covered and secured, but surely some relaxation of that absolute ban must be possible.
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Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
blanket ban
These are attempts to remind the requestor to consider the benefits and drawbacks of the investigation without enforcing an inappropriate blanket ban.
From theCambridge English Corpus
complete ban
But are these reasons strong enough to justify acompleteban?
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