英:[ɪmˈbɑːɡəʊ]
美:[ɪmˈbɑːrɡoʊ]
英:[ɪmˈbɑːɡəʊ]
美:[ɪmˈbɑːrɡoʊ]
em·bar·go
ihm bar go
复数:embargoes
第三人称单数:embargoes
现在分词:embargoing
过去式:embargoed
过去分词:embargoed
noun
an order of a government prohibiting the departure of commercial ships from its ports
a legal prohibition on commerce
a trade embargo
stoppage, impedimentespecially: prohibition
I lay no embargo on anybody's words —Jane Austen
an order by a common carrier or public regulatory agency prohibiting or restricting freight transportation
verb
transitive verb
to place an embargo on
arms embargo武器禁运,军火禁运
embargo on对…的禁运
oil embargo[法]石油禁运
"禁止其他国家的船只进入或离开一个国家的港口",1590年代,源自西班牙语 embargo "扣押,逮捕; 禁运",动名词,源自拉丁语 embargar "限制,阻碍,扣押",源自通俗拉丁语 *imbarricare,由 in-(表示"进入,到达",源自 PIE 词根 *en "在")和 *barra(见 bar(n.1))组成。作为动词,来自1640年代。相关词汇: Embargoed。
禁运
Noun Spanish, from embargar to bar, from Vulgar Latin *imbarricare, from Latin in- + Vulgar Latin *barra bar
The first known use of embargo was in 1602
embedverb
to enclose in or as if in a surrounding mass : set solidly in or as if in a bed
embed a post in concrete
to prepare (material for use under a microscope) for cutting by infiltrating with and enclosing in a supporting substance (as paraffin)
embedverb
to enclose in or as if in a surrounding mass : set solidly in or as if in a bed
embed a post in concrete
to prepare (material for use under a microscope) for cutting by infiltrating with and enclosing in a supporting substance (as paraffin)
embattledadjective
engaged in battle or conflict
embassynoun
a group of representatives headed by an ambassador
the position, role, or business of an ambassador
the residence or office of an ambassador
embarrassmentnoun
something that embarrasses
the scandal was a terrible embarrassment
an overly large quantity from which to select—used especially in the phrase embarrassment of riches
the state of being embarrassed
blushed with embarrassment
embarkverb
to go or put on board a ship or airplane
to begin some task or project
embark on a career
embarkverb
to go or put on board a ship or airplane
to begin some task or project
embark on a career
embarkverb
to go or put on board a ship or airplane
to begin some task or project
embark on a career
embargonoun
an order of a government prohibiting commercial ships from leaving its ports
legal prohibition or restriction of trade
an informal or unofficial stoppage : impedimentespecially: prohibition sense 2
embargonoun
an order of a government prohibiting commercial ships from leaving its ports
legal prohibition or restriction of trade
an informal or unofficial stoppage : impedimentespecially: prohibition sense 2
1 It also happens to still be subject to a trade embargo imposed by the US government that has lasted substantially longer than the Bey-Jay marriage.
2 “Our children who are sick with diseases such as cancer and multiple sclerosis are paying the direct consequences of the embargo because they cannot get the medicines they need,” Bani-Etemad said.
3 In a totalitarian society suffocating under a U.S. trade embargo and the post-Soviet economic crisis known as the Special Period, the sanitariums offered community, regular meals and air conditioning.
4 Disney’s embargo on reviews, which lifts on Wednesday, didn’t stop the actor Rainn Wilson, but it’s likely this one won’t get him in trouble.
5 After Mr. Obama received a free advance copy last Friday from Bunch of Grapes, an independent store in Vineyard Haven, Mass., other bookstores objected that the strict embargo of Aug. 31 had been broken.
6 Trade embargoes, such as stopping the import of Mexican meat, are pointless too.
贸易禁令, 比如禁止进口墨西哥肉类, 也是没有意义的.
7 “If Donald Trump disregards the exclusion and persists, then he would face a lawsuit for breaking the embargo and playing music that has not been licensed.’
8 During the war, they laid an embargo on commerce with enemy countries.
在战争期间, 他们禁止与敌国通商.
9 Artistic exchanges between the United States and Cuba can be fraught with logistical and legal complications, in part because of the decades-old economic embargo.
10 He placed an economic embargo on Cuba, one that prevented any US citizen or company from doing business on the island.
11 Among other things, this embargo required that all trading cease and all traffic links to and from the country be suspended.
12 The unwritten rule when breaking embargoes is that it's really only polite to do so if one has something positive to say about the film in question.
13 Typically, the embargo will be no more than a year in the arts and no more than six months in the sciences.
14 Will Twitter be flooded with calls for trade embargoes on Denmark?
15 Last year the obstacle was a Polish veto, prompted by a Russian embargo on Polish meat exports.
去年谈判的障碍是波兰的反对,因为俄罗斯禁止进口波兰肉制品。
16 But despite a strict embargo early reviews are already appearing, with some critics saying that Rowling has retained her magic, and others calling the novel "dull".
17 He has called on the government to lift its embargo on trade with Vietnam.
他呼吁政府解除对越南的贸易禁运。
18 Others say the embargo should remain until Cuba frees its political prisoners.
另一些人则认为在古巴释放政治犯以前,制裁不能停止.
19 The Communist-run island - laboring under a U.S. embargo - often lacked the funds and know-how to fix them.
20 It was a poor country, in part because the United States maintained its trade embargo, and because the Soviet Union, once it collapsed in the late eighties, no longer provided financial subsidies.
1 禁运
2 阻碍
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4 障碍
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5 封港
8 停止
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9 禁止
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10 妨碍
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11 限制
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