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复数:interdictions
词根:interdict
n.interdict 禁令;禁止
vt.interdict 阻断,封锁;禁止
noun
a Roman Catholic ecclesiastical censure withdrawing most sacraments and Christian burial from a person or district
a prohibitory decree
verb
transitive verb
to lay under or prohibit by an interdict
to forbid in a usually formal or authoritative manner
to destroy, damage, or cut off (something, such as an enemy line of supply) by firepower to stop or hamper an enemy
intercept sense 1a
interdict drug shipments
15世纪中期,源自拉丁语的 enterdiccioun,源自动词的过去分词词干 interdicere (参见 interdict ),其名词形式 interdictionem (主格形式为 interdictio )意为“禁止,阻止”。
Noun Middle English, alteration of entredite, from Anglo-French, from Latin interdictum prohibition, from neuter of interdictus, past participle of interdicere to interpose, forbid, from inter- + dicere to say — more at diction
The first known use of interdict was in the 15th century
interfacingnoun
fabric attached especially between the facing and the outside of a garment (as in a collar) for stiffening or reinforcing
interface1 of 2noun
a surface forming a common boundary of two bodies, spaces, or phases
an interface between oil and water
the place at which independent systems meet and act on or communicate with each other
the ways by which interaction or communication is brought about at an interface
interface2 of 2verb
to connect or become connected through an interface
to serve as an interface for
interface1 of 2noun
a surface forming a common boundary of two bodies, spaces, or phases
an interface between oil and water
the place at which independent systems meet and act on or communicate with each other
the ways by which interaction or communication is brought about at an interface
interface2 of 2verb
to connect or become connected through an interface
to serve as an interface for
interface1 of 2noun
a surface forming a common boundary of two bodies, spaces, or phases
an interface between oil and water
the place at which independent systems meet and act on or communicate with each other
the ways by which interaction or communication is brought about at an interface
interface2 of 2verb
to connect or become connected through an interface
to serve as an interface for
interestinglyadverb
in an interesting manner
a story interestingly told
it is interesting
interestingly enough, that was the first one
interestingadjective
holding the attention : arousing interest
interdict1 of 2noun
a Roman Catholic ecclesiastical withdrawal of sacraments and Christian burial from a person or district
prohibition sense 2
interdict2 of 2verb
to prohibit or forbid especially by an interdict
interdict1 of 2noun
a Roman Catholic ecclesiastical withdrawal of sacraments and Christian burial from a person or district
prohibition sense 2
interdict2 of 2verb
to prohibit or forbid especially by an interdict
interdict1 of 2noun
a Roman Catholic ecclesiastical withdrawal of sacraments and Christian burial from a person or district
prohibition sense 2
interdict2 of 2verb
to prohibit or forbid especially by an interdict
1 This federal grant money has resulted in the proliferation of narcotics task forces, including those responsible for highway drug interdiction.
2 Those in charge of the aid "do not report to us in this 10 day, 12 day period of assistance delivery, interdiction of or seizure of goods by Hamas," he said.
3 the church's controversial interdict against the use of birth control devices
4 “A freebie from the road gods—a car like this will make a great undercover vehicle for drug interdiction.”
5 He also favors interdiction — going after traffickers — over crop eradication, which affects impoverished farmers.
6 The retired special agent for the DEA added that "interdiction strategies, of all of the strategies, is the most foolhardy because it literally takes money and throws it against the wind."
7 Navy has conducted regular interdiction missions, where they have intercepted weapons on ships that were bound for Houthi-controlled Yemen.
8 The article also does some researches on other remedy measures, including protective measure from continental law, British Interdiction case, and preservation in litigation in China.
文章还就诉讼期间的其他救济措施,包括大陆法系的保全措施命令、英国的玛利华禁令和中国的诉讼保全制度等进行了研究。
9 The Air Force fighters can be used as air-to-air fighters, as bombers, and for what the Pentagon described as “deep interdiction.”
10 Coast Guard commander, said those numbers would be even higher, and the destabilizing impact on the region from transnational criminal organizations even worse, if not for the U.S. interdiction efforts.
11 The primary mission for the treetop hugging WZ-10 is battlefield interdiction, eliminating the enemy ground fixed and mobile forces, and concurrently certain air combat ability.
贴树梢飞行的WZ-10的主要任务是战场屏障、消灭敌人的固定及移动目标,还包括一定的空战能力。
12 Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Monday said they discussed stepping up the interdiction of narcotics at sea and enhanced intelligence sharing on drug trafficking.
13 For years, my colleagues and I have heard the same refrain from public health professionals, first responders, and people who use drugs: drug interdiction drives overdose.
14 While the effort to interdict migrants, including traffickers in fentanyl, continues, another topic Texas is only slowly beginning to discuss is how to make more widely available some potentially life-saving devices – fentanyl test strips.
15 The Biden administration has responded to fentanyl’s growing death toll with greater urgency in recent months, boosting interdiction efforts along the southern border while pressuring the Mexican government to crack down on its cartels.
16 federal agents are able to interdict only a small percentage of the narcotic shipments into the country
17 Despite this latter interdiction a population of finches has been smuggled in, hence the novel's title.
18 Railroads, which are fairly easy to repair, are harder to interdict than ships are.
19 The invention is concerned with the user operating interdiction equipment and the method, including: the reset unit, the detecting unit, the logic controlling circuit and the switch component.
本发明揭示了一种使用者操作阻断装与方法,包括重置单元、侦测单元、逻辑控制电路以及开关元件。
20 In addition to immigration, drug interdiction is expected to be a dominant issue at the summit.
2 禁运
3 esp禁令
4 限制
qualifying limiting restrictive confining regulative restrictionist restrictively astriction condition limit parameter limitation restriction qualification reservation modification contraction stint confinement embargo constriction interdict circumscription hegge tie qualify clip restrict confine restrain constrict circumscribe entrammel astrict set measures to
5 闭锁
6 制止
deterrent check prevention lid curb restraint suppression repression smother deterrence interdict dissuasion quietus countercheck determent keep stay break prevent correct restrict deter restrain cork staunch
7 禁用
9 停止
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10 禁令
11 禁止
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