forbade

英 [fəˈbæd]

美 [fərˈbæd , fərˈbeɪd]

v. 禁止; 不准; 妨碍; 阻碍; 阻止
forbid的过去式

柯林斯词典

The king forbade all the people to bring a spinning wheel into the palace or even talk about spinning.
国王禁止所有的人带纺车进宫殿，甚至不准谈论有关纺织的事。
His father forbade him to drive to the countryside ( for the) weekend.
他的父亲禁止他架车到市郊去度周末。
The doctor forbade my father to drink excessively.
医生禁止我父亲过度饮酒。
Her father forbade her to make friends with people of low morals.
她父亲禁止她和品德低劣的人交朋友。
Hadrian forbade masters to kill their slaves except upon the judgement of a magistrate.
哈德良禁止奴隶主不经过地方法官的判决就处死其奴隶。
He's obviously quite embarrassed about is because he forbade me to tell anyone.
他显然非常不好意思，因为他不许我对任何人说。
They forbade any mention of evita's name.
致使他们严禁提起艾薇塔的名字。
The Charter expressly forbade the building of any chapel or retreat on the land.
特许状明确禁止在该处土地上修建任何小教堂或休养所。
Modesty forbade me from mentioning that my novel had been published.
我不好意思说我的小说已经出版了。
My father forbade my watching television.
我父亲不准我看电视。