restraint
n. 抑制,克制; 控制,限制; 拘束; 约束力
Restraints are rules or conditions that limit or restrict someone or something.
The Prime Minister is calling for new restraints on trade unions...
首相正在呼吁对工会施加新的限制措施。
With open frontiers and lax visa controls, criminals could cross into the country without restraint.
由于边境开放和签证管理松懈,罪犯可以毫无限制地进入这个国家。
Restraint is calm, controlled, and unemotional behaviour.
They behaved with more restraint than I'd expected...
他们表现得比我预料的更为克制。
I'll speak to the staff and ask them to exercise restraint and common sense.
我会和员工谈一谈,要他们加强自制,理智处事。
Restraint of something is the act of preventing it from increasing too much or from being done freely.
For a year and a half, wage restraint on a voluntary basis worked...
在一年半的时间里,自愿实行的限薪措施奏效了。
He sued them for restraint of trade and won.
他控告他们实行贸易管制,并且胜诉了。
1. the of act controlling by restraining someone or something;
2. discipline in personal and social activities;
3. the state of being physically constrained;
4. a rule or condition that limits freedom;
5. lack of ornamentation;
6. a device that retards something's motion;
In 1961 , the electrical equipment industry was found guilty of fixing prices in restraint of competition.
§1961年, 电气设备工业为了限制竞争而规定各种价格,被查明有罪.
I think you showed great restraint in not hitting him after what he said.
我想你听了他的话后竭力克制才没去揍他.
Yet freedom from restraint simply put it at the mercy of unsympathetic breeze.
然而这样的自由仅仅把它引入到不和谐微风的怜悯中.
China , the North's fraternal neighbour , a muted response, urging restraint from both countries.
朝鲜友邻中国做出低调反应, 敦促双方保持克制.
He has been free from restraint.
他已脱离约束.