restrict
/rɪˈstrɪkt/ (bre, ipa) · /rɪˈstrɪkt/ (ame, ipa) · /ri-ˈstrikt/ (ame, mw)
restrict — 動詞
- restrictpresent simple I / you / we / they
- restrictshe / she / it
- restrictedpast simple
- restricting-ing form
1. to keep the size, scope, or physical freedom of something within a fixed limit s
限制;約束
控制大小或自由程度
to keep the size, scope, or physical freedom of something within a fixed limit so that it does not grow, move, or extend further
Hari restricted his daily food intake to 1,500 calories during training.
Hari 在訓練期間將每日飲食限制在 1500 大卡。
restrict + noun + to [number/amount]
The hospital now restricts each patient to two visitors at a time.
醫院目前規定每位病人只能有兩名訪客。
Elena's heavy winter coat restricted her arm movement as she tried to drive.
Elena 的厚重冬季外套在她試圖開車時限制了手臂的活動。
New laws restrict the amount of water that factories can take from the river.
新法規限制了工廠可從河川抽取的水量。
文法句型
restrict + noun + to + amount/limit
be restricted to + noun
用法筆記
Often used with 'to' to specify the limit point ('restrict X to Y'). Common in the passive form ('is restricted to'), especially in official contexts.
常見錯誤
2. to impose official rules or regulations that govern how something can be accesse
管制;規範
透過規定限制使用或取得
to impose official rules or regulations that govern how something can be accessed, used, or distributed
The government restricts the sale of fireworks to customers over the age of eighteen.
政府將煙火販售限制在十八歲以上的消費者。
restrict + sale/access/use of [something] to [group]
Many countries restrict the amount of cash that travellers can bring across the border.
許多國家對旅客可以攜帶入境的現金數額設有管制。
restrict + amount of [noun]
Nicholas restricted access to the laboratory files after the security breach.
Nicholas 在資安漏洞發生後限制了實驗室檔案的使用權限。
The school restricts the use of mobile phones during lesson times.
學校在課堂時間內限制手機的使用。
文法句型
restrict + noun (sale/access/use) + to + group
be restricted to + noun
用法筆記
Common in legal, regulatory, and institutional contexts. The object is typically an abstract noun such as 'access', 'sale', 'use', or 'distribution'.