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His work remained subject to censorship and many of his books were banned.Those who have publicly flouted the ban have faced jail.Using mobile phones in classes is also banned.He was jailed for six years and banned from driving for eight.She had previously served a two-year ban for irregularities in her biological passport.It means he will be hit with an automatic three-match ban.THE Government wants to ban microbeads from most beauty products as they are not biodegradable.Yet the policy is not a ban on books or reading at all.Once you give people a second chance they can serve their ban and do it all again.They were bailed for sentencing next month and banned from contact.Those who fail could face fines and bans from shows.Will cars be banned for causing passive inhalation of carbon monoxide?You could also place a ban on employees posting photographs that identify the workplace.Competition banned so no one feels bad.The public ban came in over a year ago to stop this dirty habit.Once an athlete does something wrong they must must surely be banned for life?This book should be banned in prisons.He still has five matches of his biting ban to serve.They were also banned from contacting each other.This is the first time that an athlete has been banned for four years for failing a test.There may be a good scientific case now for looking again at the absolute ban on commercial activity.It was banned nine years ago.When will the Government ban certain breeds and introduce licensing and liability insurance?More than 40 countries imposed export bans.Enforcement proceedings could lead to public censure, bans from working in financial services or fines.The ruling party has banned access to more than 80,000 websites.And then there is dog fighting, officially banned but prominent in the winter months.When is the Government going to ban strikes by these essential service personnel?The food giant says it will destroy 32million of its popular instant noodles after a ban was imposed.But you might not find it so easy to identify the doctor after Government plans to ban white coats in hospitals.The yellow card took the centre half to 41 disciplinary points and earned him a three-match ban.

In other languages
ban

British English: ban /bæn/ NOUN
A ban is an official ruling that something must not be done, shown, or used.
The General also lifted a ban on political parties.
  • American English: ban
  • Arabic: حَظْر
  • Brazilian Portuguese: proibição
  • Chinese: 禁令
  • Croatian: zabrana
  • Czech: zákaz
  • Danish: forbud
  • Dutch: ban
  • European Spanish: prohibición
  • Finnish: kielto
  • French: interdiction
  • German: Verbot
  • Greek: απαγόρευση
  • Italian: bando
  • Japanese: 禁止
  • Korean: 금지
  • Norwegian: forbud
  • Polish: zakaz banicja
  • European Portuguese: proibição
  • Romanian: interdicție
  • Russian: запрет
  • Latin American Spanish: prohibición
  • Swedish: förbud
  • Thai: คำสั่งห้าม
  • Turkish: yasak
  • Ukrainian: заборона
  • Vietnamese: lệnh cấm
British English: ban /bæn/ VERB
To ban something means to state officially that it must not be done, shown, or used.
A law that bans smoking in all public places.
  • American English: ban
  • Arabic: يَـمْنَعُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: banir
  • Chinese: 取缔
  • Croatian: zabraniti
  • Czech: zakázat
  • Danish: forbyde
  • Dutch: verbannen
  • European Spanish: prohibir
  • Finnish: kieltää kirja, elokuva tms.
  • French: interdire
  • German: verbieten
  • Greek: απαγορεύω
  • Italian: bandire
  • Japanese: 禁止する
  • Korean: 금지하다
  • Norwegian: forby
  • Polish: zakazać
  • European Portuguese: banir
  • Romanian: a interzice
  • Russian: налагать запрет
  • Latin American Spanish: prohibir
  • Swedish: förbjuda
  • Thai: ห้าม
  • Turkish: yasaklamak
  • Ukrainian: забороняти
  • Vietnamese: cấm

All related terms of 'ban'

Chinese translation of 'ban'

ban

(bæn)

n (c)

  1. (= prohibition) 禁止 (jìnzhǐ) (种(種), zhǒng)

vt

  1. (= prohibit) 禁止 (jìnzhǐ)
    to be banned from driving 被禁止开(開)车(車) (bèi jìnzhǐ kāichē)

All related terms of 'ban'

(verb) 
Definition
to prohibit or forbid officially
Last year arms sales were banned.
Synonyms
prohibit
the law which prohibits trading on Sunday
black
bar
block
restrict
a move to restrict the number of students on campus at any one time
veto
De Gaulle vetoed Britain's application to join the EEC.
forbid
They'll forbid you to leave.
boycott
suppress
outlaw
The new government has outlawed some extremist groups.
banish
I was banished from the small bedroom upstairs.
disallow
He ruled that my testimony should be disallowed.
proscribe
They are proscribed by federal law from owning guns.
debar
blackball
Members can blackball candidates in secret ballots.
interdict
Troops could be ferried in to interdict drug shipments.
criminalize
Opposites
let
,
allow
,
approve
,
enable
, permit,
sanction
,
authorize
(verb) 
Definition
to prohibit or forbid officially
He was banned from driving for three years.
Synonyms
bar
They have been barred from playing in several countries.
prohibit
prevent
We took steps to prevent it happening.
These methods prevent pregnancy.
exclude
The orchestra excluded children younger than twelve.
forbid
disqualify
He has powers to disqualify individuals from public office.
preclude
The fact that they live in London precludes them from coming.
debar
She could be debarred from politics for several years.
declare ineligible
(noun) 
Definition
an official prohibition
The General also lifted a ban on political parties.
Synonyms
prohibition
a comprehensive prohibition of nuclear weapons
block
restriction
veto
congressmen who tried to override the president's veto of the bill
boycott
embargo
The UN has imposed an arms embargo against the country.
injunction
censorship
taboo
a cultural taboo against eating fish
suppression
stoppage
disqualification
interdiction
interdict
The government has placed an interdict on fishing within territorial waters.
proscription
the proscription of all customs not conforming to religious law
disallowance
rahui (New Zealand)
restraining order (US law)
Opposites
sanction
,
approval
,
permission
,
allowance

Additional synonyms

in the sense of banish
I was banished from the small bedroom upstairs.
Synonyms
exclude,
bar,
ban,
dismiss,
expel,
throw out,
oust,
drive away,
eject,
evict,
shut out,
ostracize
in the sense of black
Definition
(of trade unionists) to organize a boycott of (specified goods, work, etc.)
Synonyms
boycott,
bar,
ban,
blacklist
in the sense of blackball
Definition
to exclude (someone) from a group, etc.
Members can blackball candidates in secret ballots.
Synonyms
remove,
bar,
ban,
exclude,
get rid of,
veto,
embargo,
expel,
throw out,
oust,
snub,
vote against,
force out,
evict,
disallow,
shut out,
repudiate,
blacklist,
ostracize,
debar,
drum out

Synonyms of 'ban'

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