prohibitory

/pɹoʊˈhɪbəˌtɔɹi/ adj

That serves to prohibit or forbid

Word Origin From Latin 'pro-' (forward) and 'habere' (to hold) — prohibit literally means 'to hold forward,' i.e., to keep something away, to forbid. Prohibitory is the adjective form meaning serving to prohibit. The root 'habere' gives us habit (something held, a custom), exhibit (to hold out, show), and inhabit (to hold in, dwell).

adj That serves to prohibit or forbid

The government issued prohibitory orders against large gatherings during the pandemic.

(形容词) 禁止性的

政府在大流行期间发布了禁止大型集会的禁令。

(adjetivo) Que sirve para prohibir o vedar.

El gobierno emitió órdenes prohibitivas contra las reuniones numerosas durante la pandemia.

(adjectif) prohibitif; d'interdiction; interdicteur [Qui sert à interdire ou à défendre ; de nature prohibitive.]

The government issued prohibitory orders against large gatherings during the pandemic. — Le gouvernement a publié des ordonnances d'interdiction contre les grands rassemblements pendant la pandémie.

(Adjektiv) verbietend; Verbots- [Dazu dienend, etwas zu verbieten oder zu untersagen.]

Die Regierung erließ **prohibitory** Anordnungen gegen große Versammlungen während der Pandemie.

(形容詞) 禁止または差し止める役割を果たす。

政府は大規模な集会の禁止令をパンデミック中に発令した。

(adjetivo) proibitivo; proibitório; interditivo; vedante [Que serve para proibir ou vedar.]

O governo emitiu ordens proibitivas contra grandes aglomerações durante a pandemia.

Word parts: pro + hibit + ory

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