Nghĩa của từ restrict|restricted|restricting|restricts bằng Tiếng Anh
verb
[re·strict || rɪ'strɪkt]
limit, regulate, constrict, curb
Đặt câu với từ "restrict|restricted|restricting|restricts"
1. A moveable restricting mechanism restricts access along the return path to a user.
2. Synonyms for Claustrophobic include confined, confining, cramped, enclosed, limited, restricted, restricting, shut in, stifling and suffocating
3. Constrictive: 1 adj restricting the scope or freedom of action Synonyms: confining , constraining , limiting , restricting restrictive serving to restrict adj (of circumstances) tending to constrict freedom Synonyms: constricting , narrowing narrow not wide
4. When something is Constraining, it restricts
5. Enforcements can either block all advertising (for example, "Ad serving disabled") or restrict which advertisers can bid on your inventory (for example, "Restricted demand").
6. Restricting Broadcasts with permissions
7. Google restricts the promotion of copyrighted content.
8. Backboarding restricts respiration, which some patients cannot tolerate
9. Google restricts the promotion of gambling-related content.
10. This booklet restricts itself to facts without frills.
11. " Restricted "?
12. We age-restrict these.
13. The new law restricts the sale of hand guns.
14. A safety lockout mechanism restricts unauthorized or unintended operation.
15. The agreement will restrict competition.
16. Such agreement restricts competition between the parties to the alliance.
17. Removable Bollards quickly convert, allowing or restricting access
18. Toxemia restricts blood flow and food and oxygen to the placenta.
19. The teams feature restricts access to your Ad Manager network.
20. Some governments restrict our work.
21. Princeton's WordNet (0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: confining, Constraining, constrictive, limiting, restricting (adj) restricting the scope or freedom of action
22. We need to restrict his airway.
23. Restricted area?
24. This is a restricting principle for natural laws...
25. The government restricts religious practice through legislation, registration requirements, harassment, and surveillance.