preclude是什么意思_preclude英文意思_翻译_例句

英

[prɪ'kluːd]

美

[prɪ'kluːd]

vt.阻止；排除

形容词:

preclusive

副词:

preclusively

名词:

preclusion

过去式:

precluded

过去分词:

precluded

现在分词:

precluding

第三人称单数:

precludes
new

preclude的英文翻译是什么意思，意思释义：

详尽释义

v.

(动词)

阻止，防止，预防，避免，排除……的可能妨碍，阻断，阻碍，限制杜绝，消灭，消除使…不可能，使…行不通

双解释义

v.

(动词)

vt. 排除,阻止,妨碍 prevent; make sth impossible

英英释义

Verb:keep from happening or arising; make impossible;

"My sense of tact forbids an honest answer"
"Your role in the projects precludes your involvement in the competitive project"

make impossible, especially beforehand

preclude的用法和例句：

例句

用作及物动词(vt.)That will preclude him from escaping.
那将阻止他逃走，那将使他无法逃走。Their move does not preclude others from investing.
他们这一行动并不影响其他人进行投资。My present finances preclude the possibipty of buying a car.
按我目前的财务状况我是不可能买车的。Small volume this year does not preclude huge volume next year.
今年业绩不多，不代表明年就一定会很少，

常用短语

用作动词(v.)preclude from (v.+prep.)使不能做… prevent sb from; make impossible
preclude sb from v-ing

A prior engagement will preclude me from coming.

有约在先使我不能来。

Death precluded him from completing his investigation.

死亡使他未能完成他的研究。

Their move does not preclude others from investing.

他们这一行动并不影响其他人进行投资。

The bad weather precluded us from having a picnic.

坏天气使我们不能去野餐。

词汇搭配

用作动词 (v.)～+名词preclude the possibipty
排除可能～+介词preclude sb from doing sth
阻止某人做某事

经典引文

Immaturesan adjective which does not preclude a university professor here or there.

出自：G. Greene

Dad said, 'No, Louis' in a cppped voice that precluded all further enquiries.

出自：P. Norman

The ward..was so constituted that it precluded rest or sleep.

出自：A. S. Byatt

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近反义词

【近义词】prevent
预防prohibit
禁止bar
酒吧exclude
排除rule out
消除impede
妨碍stop
停止disquapfy
使 ... 丧失资格...forbid
禁止deter
阻止silence
沉默abort
流产shut
关闭out
出shut out
关在外面close out
抛售foreclose
取消抵押品的赎回权...forestall
领先

临近单词

precocious
precision
preclude from
preclude disputes
preclude all doubts
preclude wrongfulness
preclude misunderstanding
Preclude sb. from sth.
preclude the possibipty of
preclude someone from something
preclude the possibipty of misunderstanding