censorship

UK:  ['sensə(r)ʃɪp]

US:  ['sensər.ʃɪp]

n.

1.检查(制度),审查(制度)

2.审察员[检查员]的职权;古罗马监察官的职权

3.【心理学】潜意识中的抑制力

1 . Shchednov is one of a growing number of artists in Russia who have been accused of breaching censorship conventions and insulting authority.
在俄罗斯越来越多的艺术家因违反检查公约和侮辱当局而被指控，史凯德诺夫只是其中之一。

2 . Censorship usually is considered a negative thing, at least in American society, but of course, it all depends on who you talk to.
审查通常被看作是具有否定意义的事，至少在美国社会是这样。但是毫无疑问，也要看你跟谁在说话。

3 . In an unprecedented move, several newspapers printed Wen's comments the next day, openly challenging censorship orders.
几家报纸居然采取前所未有的行动，隔天刊登温家宝的评论，公然挑战审查指示。

4 . That's a trend that seems to have continued in 2008 and begun to spread toward the realm of government Internet censorship.
这一趋势在2008年还有继续的迹象并正通过官方监管措施向互联网领域蔓延。

5 . Speaking through a public relations representative, Google China said yesterday it would not comment on political or censorship issues.
谷歌中国公司日前通过一家公关代表表示，其对政治或审查制度问题不予置评。