proscribe

vt.正式宣布（某事物）有危险或被禁止

verb

1. 宣布禁止
   to say officially that sth is banned
   1. proscribed organizations
      被查禁的组织

过去分词:proscribed 现在分词:proscribing 第三人称单数:proscribes 过去式:proscribed

1. In some cultures surgery is proscribed
   在一些文化里，外科手术是被禁止的。
2. They are proscribed by federal law from owning guns.
   根据联邦法律的规定，他们不准拥有枪支。
3. I neither prescribe nor proscribe alcohol, but if you're going to drink, have no more than one or two four-ounce glasses of wine, one or two beers, or one or two ounces of liquor.
   我既不开放也不禁止饮酒，但如果你要喝酒，最好不超过一或两四盎司酒杯的葡萄酒，一杯或两杯啤酒，或一盎司到两盎司的烈酒。
4. The state might proscribe private education altogether.
   国家也许会完全禁止私人办学。
5. The government will "challenge" rather than proscribe non-violent reactionaries.
   对非暴力反对力量，政府不再令行禁止，而是“加以挑战”。
6. With a view to strengthening the anti-Japanese forces, consolidating the rear against Japan, and safeguarding the interests of the people, the Government and the Rear Headquarters find it imperative to proscribe the above-mentioned activities.
   本府本处，为增强抗日力量、巩固抗日后方、保护人民利益起见，对于上述行为，不得不实行取缔。
7. The Broadcasting Act allows ministers to proscribe any channel that offends against good taste and decency.
   广播法允许部长们有权禁止任何触犯高雅趣味和体统的频道的播出。