Many modern contracts expressly forbid the consumption of alcohol .
现在许多法律都明确规定禁止酒水消费。
But forbid me from doing something ?
但是想要阻止我做一些事?
Waiting for a telephone call is thereby woven out of tiny unavowable interdictions to infinity : I forbid myself to leave the room to go to the toilet even to telephone ( to keep the line from being busy ) .
keep from happening or arising; make impossible同义词:prevent, forestall, foreclose, preclude
例句
Smoking is forbidden in this office.这间办公室禁止吸烟。
Lack of time forbids any further discussion at the point.由于时间不够,现在不能深入讨论这个问题。
I forbid you to tell anyone.我不许你告诉任何人。
详细解释
for.bid v.tr.(及物动词)for.bade[-b2d., -b3d.] 或 for.bad [-b2d.] for.bid.den[-bd.n] 或 for.bid for.bid.ding,for.bids To command (someone) not to do something:不许:命令(某人)不能干某事 :例句:I forbid you to go.我不许你去 To command against the doing or use of (something); prohibit:严禁,禁止:命令不许作(某事)或用(某物);禁止:例句:forbid smoking on trains.火车上禁止吸烟 To have the effect of preventing; preclude:阻止,妨碍:具有阻止的效果;妨碍:例句:Discretion forbids a reply.谨慎阻止了回答 来源:Middle English forbidden, forbeden 中古英语 forbidden, forbeden from Old English forbôodan * see bheudh- 源自 古英语 forbôodan *参见 bheudh- 【引伸】 forbid.dance n.(名词)forbid.der n.(名词)<参考词汇><同义词>forbid,ban,enjoin,interdict,prohibit,proscribe同义词>The central meaning shared by these verbs is .to refuse to allow.: 这些动词共含的中心意思是.拒绝,不允.: 例句:laws that forbid speeding;法律规定禁止超速; 例句:banned smoking;禁止吸烟; 例句:was enjoined from broadcasting the news item;禁止广播这条新闻; 例句:interdict trafficking in drugs;严禁贩毒; 例句:rules that prohibit swimming in the reservoir;禁止在水库游泳的规定; 例句:proscribed the importation of raw fruits and vegetables. permit 禁止生的水果及蔬菜的进口 permit