forbid如何读

英:[fəˈbɪd]

美:[fərˈbɪd]

forbid英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. 禁止 say that sb mustn't do sth; not allow sb to use

forbid是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 禁止
  2. 妨碍
  3. 妨害
  4. 办不到
  5. 力阻
  6. 阻止
  7. 不许
  8. 不准
  9. 阻碍
  10. 命令从…离开
  11. 拒绝接纳
  12. 把…排除在外
  13. 使不可能

forbid自然拼读

for·bid

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forbid变形

第三人称单数:forbids

现在分词:forbidding

过去式:forbade或forbad

过去分词:forbidden

forbid词根

词根:forbid

adj.

forbidden 被禁止的;严禁的,禁用的

forbidding 令人生畏的;严峻的;险恶的

n.

forbiddance 禁令;禁止

v.

forbidding 禁止;不准(forbid的ing形式)

forbid英英释义

transitive verb

to give orders that bar or prohibit (an action).His grandparents forbid smoking in their house.[verb + gerund]The new government has forbidden the drinking of alcohol.

to command that (someone) not do something.Her parents forbade her to stay out past midnight.[verb + smby/smth + infinitive]I forbid you to talk about your father in that way![verb + smby/smth + infinitive]

to prevent (someone) from doing something by commanding against it.Her parents tried to forbid her from marrying the man she loved.

to obstruct or make impossible.The high walls forbade entry to the castle.

forbid区别

 ban, forbid, prohibit

这组词都有“禁止”的意思,其区别是:

ban语气最强,指权威机关明文取消或禁止严重危害公众利益的事或行为,隐含道义上的谴责意味。

forbid通俗用语,指直接地、面对面吩咐不许他人采取某种行动。

prohibit正式用词,多指通过法律手段或制订规则加以禁止。

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forbid词源中文解释

古英语单词 forbeodan 意为“禁止,阻止”(过去式 forbead,复数形式 forbudon,过去分词形式 forboden ),由 for- “反对”和 beodan “命令”(源于 PIE 词根 *bheudh- “认知, 使人认知”)组成。这是一个常见的日耳曼语词缀,与古弗里西亚语 forbiada 、荷兰语 verbieden 、古高地德语 farbiotan 、德语 verbieten 、古诺尔斯语 fyrirbjoða 、瑞典语 förbjuda 和哥特语 faurbiudan “禁止”同源。

中古英语中,该词的过去式为 forbad,复数形式为 forbade,过去分词形式为 forbode。相关词汇: Forbade, forbidden。习语: God forbid 首次出现于13世纪早期, Forbidden fruit 源自创世纪 ii.17。

forbid_法律行业词汇

禁止

forbid词源英文解释

Verb and Adjective Middle English forbidden, from Old English forbēodan, from for- + bēodan to bid — more at bid >entry 1

The first known use of forbid was before the 12th century

forbid儿童词典英英释义

forcefuladjective

having or done with much force : vigorous

a forceful speech

forcefuladjective

having or done with much force : vigorous

a forceful speech

forcedadjective

caused or brought about by force or necessity : involuntary

made a forced landing

done or produced with effort

a forced laugh

forcedadjective

caused or brought about by force or necessity : involuntary

made a forced landing

done or produced with effort

a forced laugh

forbear1 of 2verb

to hold back or keep from : abstain

to be patient when annoyed

forbear2 of 2

forbear1 of 2verb

to hold back or keep from : abstain

to be patient when annoyed

forbear2 of 2

forbiddingadjective

tending to frighten or discourage

a dark forbidding sky

forbiddingadjective

tending to frighten or discourage

a dark forbidding sky

forbidverb

to order not to do or to be done or used cameras are forbidden

I forbid you to go

forbid 例句

1 These were all side effects of forbidden magic.

2 God forbid he hear about what people like me have to deal with on the daily.

3 The charred spars of sunken hulks sat in the shallows, forbidding access to the long stone quays.

4 And yet, in the bright sun of morning, the Institute didn’t seem such a forbidding place, not as menacing as they’d imagined; in fact the whole island was rather lovely.

5 The first stop was Nishuane, the elementary school, an imposing and forbidding structure of dark red brick.

6 Jasón’s father had forbidden Jasón to talk to the Indian, he had beaten him, he had tried in every way to keep Jasón from the Indian.

7 Later that morning when the family sat down together for breakfast, I couldn’t believe that Mama was reading the paper over the breakfast table, something we were forbidden to do.

8 As April pointed out, no one had forbidden them to visit Egypt on Halloween night.

9 “Blow spiders! What’s the use of spiders? There isn’t anything in them to eat or”—he stopped suddenly, as though reminded of a forbidden topic.

10 And its hills are loftier, craggier, more difficult and forbidding than Vermont’s.

11 They were forbidden on pain of beating to drink or make noise or to fall in love with anyone.

12 Our mother is so sure none of us would want to go near his house she hasn’t bothered to forbid it.

13 When I explained to Mami why I came home with a torn uniform and bruises, she made it clear that I was forbidden to fight in school.

14 On her eighth birthday, Ethel’s father forbid her to play with Jasmine so as not to pervert the natural state of relations between the races.

15 He told her that Cofield was a con artist, and had her sign a document forbidding Cofield access to her family’s records.

16 She must have kept it locked in the attic —the one room Frank was forbidden to explore.

17 What if Mother told Dad, and Dad said, “No, no, that’s too much of a risk. I forbid it”? Luke wouldn’t be able to stand it.

18 I raced to find David, and together we sprinted into the central city to the forbidding building.

19 When the depths and dimensions of icy seas and forbidding jungles were cobbled together from rumors and legends and the wild-eyed ramblings of expeditioners who’d lost half their party exploring them.

20 After political activity had been forbidden, he had more time for his business matters, and he calculated that, against all his predictions, he was going to die a very rich man.

forbid 同义词

13 不准进入

no-go

forbid 短语相关

God/heaven forbid

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