1.〈美〉禁止
2.命令,吩咐;告诫;责成
1.to command somebody to do something or behave in a particular way
2.to impose a condition or course of action on others
3.to forbid or prohibit something forcefully
4.to forbid or command somebody to do something by means of a legal injunction
1.to command somebody to do something or behave in a particular way
2.to impose a condition or course of action on others
3.to forbid or prohibit something forcefully
4.to forbid or command somebody to do something by means of a legal injunction
1.It was no surprise to the other workers that the boss's nephew enjoined such a great degree of upward mobility.
老板的侄子往上晋升如此之快，其他工人并不感意外。
2.I have not, as Kant enjoined, regarded each man as an end in himself, but as material that might be useful to me as a writer.
正如康德劝告的那样，我从来没有把认识某人作为目的，而是将其当作对一个作家有用的创作素材。
3.On the highest heights of the old city, a collection of buildings have been faithfully restored and enjoined into a luxury-class hotel.
站在老城区的最高处，（可以看到这里的）建筑群（仿佛）集合成了一个豪华的旅店。
4.Devotees are enjoined to make a special effort to refrain from killing of any kind.
归皈者被吩咐去用特别的努力克制任何类型的杀害。
5.He enjoined me to be alert all the way for fear to catch a cold at night.
他嘱我路上小心，夜里要警醒些，不要受凉。
6.If one violates the copyright created by the copyright notice, he may only be enjoined from future violations.
如果侵犯了通过版权标志受到保护的版权，侵权人可能仅仅被禁止再侵权行为；
7.ANOTHER month, another court, another plank of Alabama's controversial immigration law enjoined.
又一个月来临，又一个法庭，又一个备受争议的移民法纲目在亚拉巴马州颁布。
8.The observances enjoined by Rome had failed to bring peace of soul, and in faith they accepted the Saviour's blood as their propitiation.
罗马教所规定的种种仪式既不能使人的心灵得到平安，他们就因着信，接受了救主的血为他们的挽回祭。
9.In July, a federal judge indefinitely enjoined publication of the book.
7月，一名联邦法官无限期地禁止了此书的出版。
10.We enjoined and made slow and somber and wonderful love.
我们做爱，慢慢地，阴郁地，美妙地做爱。