ban

UK:  [bæn]

US:  [bæn]

过去式：banned  现在分词：banning  第三人称单数：bans  

v.

1.下令禁止;查禁

n.

1.禁令,禁止

1 . For a post to which Mr Ban said he would delegate the extremely tough job of daily UN management, this was perplexing.
潘基文曾表示，这个职位将负责联合国极为艰巨的日常管理工作，这让人感到困惑。

2 . The concern (posed by the Economist piece) that this proposed ban would be might be "misunderstood abroad, " seems foolish.
该提议使人担心的（Economist文章所提出的），是禁令可能会被「外国误解」，这似乎很荒谬。

3 . For a time, admirers hailed Mr Ban's predecessor, Kofi Annan, as a "secular pope" , ready to speak up for those in need of UN succour.
有段时间，人们尊称前秘书长科菲安南是位“世俗教皇”，因为他时刻准备着为需要联合国援助的人辩护。

4 . Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary general, said he was deeply dismayed by the killings, which he called totally unacceptable.
联合国秘书长潘基文表示，他被这样的杀戮深深震撼，对此他完全不能接受。

5 . Capital punishments have been used more frequently since the U. S. Supreme Court lifted a death penalty ban in 1976.
在1976年，美国最高法院取缔了禁止死刑的规定，此后，死刑的使用更加频繁。