英语词汇ban的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

ban /bæn/ noun an official order that prevents something from being used or doneverbsput a ban on sth also place/impose a ban on sth formal The government imposed a ban on smoking in public areas.lift a ban (=end it) Following protests, the ban was lifted.support/oppose a ban Would you support a ban on plastic bags?give sb a ban/get a ban He was given a three-match ban after being sent off against Cologne. | You could get a ban for dangerous driving.face a ban He faced a four-year ban after failing a drugs test.enforce a ban (=make sure that people obey it) The police don’t seem to be enforcing the ban.break/defy a ban (=not obey it) They have openly defied the international ban on torture.comply with a ban (=obey it) Some countries refused to comply with the ban.serve a ban (=not be able to do something for a period of time because of it) After serving a two-year ban, he returned to competition in 2006.a ban applies to/covers sth (=it concerns something) It is a blanket ban covering all marches.adjectives/nouns + bana complete/total ban They are seeking a complete ban on nuclear testing.an outright/all-out ban (=a complete ban – used for emphasis) An outright ban on gun ownership would not prevent gun crimes, because many guns are owned illegally.a blanket ban (=including all possible cases or types) They imposed a blanket ban on beef products from Europe.a permanent ban (=forever) Many people think there should be a permanent ban on whale hunting.a lifetime ban He faces a lifetime ban from athletics.an immediate ban The group has called for an immediate ban on fur farming.a three-year/six-month etc ban She got a twelve-month ban for drinking and driving.a temporary ban There is a temporary ban on fishing in the area, in order to give fish stocks a chance to recover.an international/worldwide/global ban (=everywhere in the world) He called for an international ban on landmines.a nationwide ban (=everywhere in a country) There was a nationwide ban on strikes.a constitutional ban (=written in a country’s system of rules) Many Republicans want a constitutional ban on abortion.an export/import ban There is an export ban on this type of technology.a driving ban BrE He was given a three-year driving ban and a fine.an advertising ban Is an advertising ban a denial of freedom of speech?a chemical weapons ban a global chemical weapons banprepositionsa ban on sth They want a total ban on cigarette advertising.phrasescall for a ban (=say there should be one) Senators called for a ban on French products.a ban comes into effect/force (=it starts being used) The ban will come into force on March 29th.

词组	ban
释义	ban /bæn/ noun an official order that prevents something from being used or doneverbsput a ban on sth also place/impose a ban on sth formal The government imposed a ban on smoking in public areas.lift a ban (=end it) Following protests, the ban was lifted.support/oppose a ban Would you support a ban on plastic bags?give sb a ban/get a ban He was given a three-match ban after being sent off against Cologne. \| You could get a ban for dangerous driving.face a ban He faced a four-year ban after failing a drugs test.enforce a ban (=make sure that people obey it) The police don’t seem to be enforcing the ban.break/defy a ban (=not obey it) They have openly defied the international ban on torture.comply with a ban (=obey it) Some countries refused to comply with the ban.serve a ban (=not be able to do something for a period of time because of it) After serving a two-year ban, he returned to competition in 2006.a ban applies to/covers sth (=it concerns something) It is a blanket ban covering all marches.adjectives/nouns + bana complete/total ban They are seeking a complete ban on nuclear testing.an outright/all-out ban (=a complete ban – used for emphasis) An outright ban on gun ownership would not prevent gun crimes, because many guns are owned illegally.a blanket ban (=including all possible cases or types) They imposed a blanket ban on beef products from Europe.a permanent ban (=forever) Many people think there should be a permanent ban on whale hunting.a lifetime ban He faces a lifetime ban from athletics.an immediate ban The group has called for an immediate ban on fur farming.a three-year/six-month etc ban She got a twelve-month ban for drinking and driving.a temporary ban There is a temporary ban on fishing in the area, in order to give fish stocks a chance to recover.an international/worldwide/global ban (=everywhere in the world) He called for an international ban on landmines.a nationwide ban (=everywhere in a country) There was a nationwide ban on strikes.a constitutional ban (=written in a country’s system of rules) Many Republicans want a constitutional ban on abortion.an export/import ban There is an export ban on this type of technology.a driving ban BrE He was given a three-year driving ban and a fine.an advertising ban Is an advertising ban a denial of freedom of speech?a chemical weapons ban a global chemical weapons banprepositionsa ban on sth They want a total ban on cigarette advertising.phrasescall for a ban (=say there should be one) Senators called for a ban on French products.a ban comes into effect/force (=it starts being used) The ban will come into force on March 29th.
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