clampdown
读音：英 [ˈklæmpdaʊn]
美[ˈklæmpdaʊn]
clampdown 基本解释
n. 压制, 取缔
clampdown 词性变化
名词复数形式:clampdowns
clampdown 用法和例句
1、a clampdown on drinking and driving.
严禁酒后驾车
2、But this clampdown seems to have been mild.
但此番整肃的力度似乎颇为温和。
3、There are signs that a clampdown is coming.
有迹象表明，针对炫富广告的取缔整治风雨欲来。
4、Finally, a clampdown on tax evasion has also to be enforced.
最后, 还必须严格执法, 打击逃税行为。
5、Despite a clampdown, corruption remains a formidable problem.
尽管得到了压制, 腐败仍是个难对付的问题。
6、The Yeti Roast Duck Office has decided to have a clampdown on building new chain stores.
雪人烤鸭总店决定不准再建新的连锁店。
7、Opposition groups see the bannings as the latest stage of a government clampdown.
反对派将这些查禁事件视为政府压制的一个新阶段。
8、Following the military coup， there has been a clampdown on press reporting in the capital.
军事政变以后，对首都的新闻报道进行压制。
9、They have mounted a preemptive clampdown of a severity rarely seen in recent years.
他们已经采取了先发制人的措施，严厉程度近年罕见。
10、He also announced a clampdown on illegal Roma camps, and the expulsion of illegal Roma immigrants.
他还宣布取缔吉普赛非法聚居地, 驱逐吉普赛非法移民。