Translations for „prohibited“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

pro·hib·it [prə(ʊ)ˈhɪbɪt] VB trans

1. prohibit (forbid):

prohibit

prepovedovati [perf prepovedati]

to be prohibited by law

biti zakonsko prepovedan

to prohibit sb from doing sth

prepovedati komu kaj delati

2. prohibit (prevent):

prohibit

preprečevati [perf preprečiti]

Usage examples with prohibited

to be prohibited by law

biti zakonsko prepovedan

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Three people were also charged with supplying a prohibited drug, and one person was charged after being found in possession of a laser pointer.

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Some law enforcement offices have prohibited kegs which were popularly chilled in metal tubs harnessed within larger tubes.

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He was prohibited from reconnecting with his old congregation.

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To restrict women from accessing prohibited areas and to avoid smuggling by hiding items in the belt bag guard posts were assigned to perform body checks.

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League rules prohibited membership to any players in violation of state or federal law, as well as players demonstrating chronic financial irresponsibility.

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The guards and warders charged with overseeing these prisoners knew neither their names nor their crimes, and were prohibited from speaking to them.

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Previously to that date running was prohibited for women.

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The lake itself is a very popular fishing hole and may be fished from shore or paddle boat (motors are prohibited).

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Generally, images of the prophet have been prohibited throughout history.

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Since then, till his death, his books were prohibited from being distributed or printed.

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