ban
ban — 動詞
1. to officially say that an activity, product, or other thing must not be used, do
禁止;查禁
正式不准某事物被使用、販售或出現
to officially say that an activity, product, or other thing must not be used, done, sold, or shown
The school banned energy drinks from the sports festival this year.
學校今年禁止在運動會販售能量飲料。
ban something from an event
After two fires, the city banned outdoor burning near the forest.
發生兩起火災後,市府禁止在森林附近露天焚燒。
ban + activity
The website banned violent videos before the election campaign began.
該網站在選舉活動開始前查禁了暴力影片。
Parliament banned plastic plates at large public events last month.
國會上個月禁止在大型公開活動使用塑膠餐盤。
Health officials banned the medicine from sale after three children became ill.
三名孩童生病後,衛生官員下令這款藥不得販售。
文法句型
ban something
ban something from something
用法筆記
The object is usually a thing, action, product, or form of content rather than a person. Subjects are often governments, schools, websites, courts, or other bodies with authority. Distinguish from sense 2, where the person is barred from a place or activity.
常見錯誤
2. to officially stop a person from entering a place or taking part in an activity
禁入;禁從事
正式不准某人進入或參加
to officially stop a person from entering a place or taking part in an activity
Mateo was banned from the pool after pushing another swimmer.
Mateo 因為推了另一名游泳者,被禁入游泳池。
be banned from + place
Two riders were banned from the race after failing the drug test.
兩名騎士藥檢未過後,被禁止參加這場比賽。
sports use: be banned from a race
After the crash, Nina was banned from driving for six months.
發生車禍後,Nina 被禁止開車六個月。
The student was banned from the library until he returned the stolen atlas.
那名學生在歸還偷走的地圖冊前,被禁止進入圖書館。
Because of abusive posts, Leo was banned from the class forum.
因為發布辱罵貼文,Leo 被停權,不得進入班級論壇。
文法句型
be banned from something
be banned from doing something
be banned
用法筆記
Frequently passive, with from introducing the place or activity. This sense focuses on the person who loses access or permission. Distinguish from sense 1, where the object is the thing being officially prohibited.
常見錯誤
ban — 名詞
1. an official rule or decision that says something cannot happen or be used
禁令
正式規定某事不得進行
an official rule or decision that says something cannot happen or be used
The ban on street fireworks kept the hospital area quiet.
街頭煙火禁令讓醫院周圍保持安靜。
a ban on + noun
Parents welcomed the school's ban on phones during lunch.
家長們歡迎學校在午餐時間實施手機禁令。
After the accident, workers demanded a ban on unsafe lifts.
事故發生後,工人要求對不安全的升降設備發布禁令。
The court lifted the ban on publishing the witness's name.
法院解除了不得公布該名證人姓名的禁令。
A temporary ban on fishing protected young salmon in the river.
暫時性的捕魚禁令保護了河中的幼鮭魚。
- prohibition
formal and often used in legal or policy contexts
- restriction
broader and can limit something without fully stopping it
- embargo
used mainly for trade, shipping, or official information
- permission
means something is allowed
- approval
focuses on an official decision to accept or allow something
文法句型
a ban on something
a ban on doing something
用法筆記
Often appears after verbs such as impose, introduce, call for, and lift. The pattern on + noun or on + -ing is much more common than other prepositions.