proscribe
proscribe 英 [prəˈskraɪb] 美 [proʊˈskraɪb]
vt. 剥夺……的公权；禁止
进行时:proscribing 过去式:proscribed 过去分词:proscribed 第三人称单数:proscribes
- To proscribe something is to forbid or prohibit it, as a school principal might proscribe the use of cell phones in class.
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- vt. 剥夺……的公权；禁止
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1. Listing 2 is a modification of Listing 1 illustrating that RELAX NG does not actually proscribe using namespace prefixes in attributes.
清单 2 是 清单 1的改写形式，它表明 RELAX NG 实际上并没有禁止在属性中使用名称空间前缀。
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2. The crux of the dispute was an initiative by a few members to proscribe any broadcasts to aliens, whether or not we receive a signal first.
争议的核心是由少数成员倡议去禁止对外星人的任何广播，还是让我们先去接收它们发来的信号。
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3. Both U (universal) and PG (parental guidance) film ratings proscribe "potentially dangerous behaviour which young children are likely to copy". This includes drug misuse but not cigarette smoking.
级（大众级）和PG级（家长指导级）两级的电影也会因为“存在潜在的危险行为会被幼童模仿”被禁止上映或向公共开放，这些潜在的行为包括了滥用药物，但并不包括吸烟。
- proscribe (v.) early 15c., "write before, prefix," from Latin proscribere "publish in writing" (literally "write in front of"), including senses of "publish as having forfeited one's property, condemn, outlaw before the world," from pro "before" (see pro-) + scribere "to write" (from PIE root *skribh- "to cut"). Meaning "prohibit as wrong or dangerous" first recorded 1620s.
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