embargo

n.

禁运（令）；停止通商（令）；禁止；限制

vt.

封（港），禁止（船只）出入港口；禁运，停止；扣留征用；

复数：embargoes过去式：embargoed过去分词：embargoed现在分词：embargoing第三人称单数：embargoes

arms embargo武器禁运，军火禁运

embargo on对…的禁运

oil embargo[法]石油禁运

1. Cuba insisted on removal of the embargo.
   古巴方面坚持要求美国撤消封港令。
2. The country has put an embargo on all imports.
   该国对所有进口品实行禁运。
3. The embargo impacted on export revenues.
   禁运对出囗总收入有很大的影响。
4. During the war,they laid an embargo on commerce with enemy countries.
   在战争期间，他们禁止与敌国通商。

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