clampdown

n.

压制，取缔，严禁；限制与控制的强行施加；

复数：clampdowns

1. Despite a clampdown,corruption remains a formidable problem.
   尽管得到了制裁，腐败仍是个难对付的问题。
2. The government has decided to have a clampdown on the sale of foreign cars.
   政府决定严禁买卖外国汽车。

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