debarred

英 [dɪˈbɑːd]

美 [dɪˈbɑːrd]

v.  阻止，禁止(某人做某事、加入某团体等)
debar的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB (法律或法规）禁止
  If youare debarred fromdoing something, you are prevented from doing it by a law or regulation.
  1. If found guilty, she could be debarred from politics for seven years...
     如果罪名成立，她可能在 7 年内不得从政。
  2. Convictions for criminal offences might lead to the persons concerned being debarred from entering the teaching profession.
     因刑事罪名被定罪的罪犯将可能被禁止从事教师职业。

双语例句

• Second, defenders of the system, which gives private sector representation on all 12 regional boards, emphasise that banker-directors are debarred from overseeing supervisory and regulatory issues.
  第二，美联储的捍卫者强调，美联储的银行家董事是被禁止指导监管事宜的（美联储让私人部门在所有12个地区董事会中均拥有代表）。
• He was consistently debarred from attending the meetings.
  他经常受阻不准参加会议。
• His criminal record debarred him from serving in public office.
  他的前科妨碍他就任公职。
• How can I then return in happy plight That am debarred the benefit of rest?
  那么，我怎么能够喜洋洋归来，既然得不着片刻身心的安息？
• The Imperial China of centralism after Qin Dynasty monopolized all the social power and resources, abrogated people's right to vote with their feet, and debarred the merchants and gentle-lords from forming a Third Tier.
  秦皇以后的集权官僚国家垄断了绝对的权力与资源，消弭了人们用脚投票的权利，排除了商人和士绅形成第三等级的可能性。
• But the common people were still, to a great extent, debarred from God's word.
  可是一般平民大都还不能亲自阅读上帝的话。
• Foreigners are debarred from applying for these posts.
  外国人不得申请这些职位。
• Convicted criminals are debarred from voting in elections. condemn by attainder.
  已判刑的罪犯均被褫夺选举投票权。
• Until recently, women were debarred from owning land here.
  不久以前，这里的妇女仍不准拥有土地。
• People in jeans were debarred.
  穿牛仔裤的人均未准进入。