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源自中古英语 'enjoinen',借自古法语 'enjoindre',最终来自拉丁语 'injungere'(意为 '强加' 或 '命令')。
❶ 正式命令或要求某人做某事,通常带有权威性,常用于法律或正式场合。
“The court enjoins the company to stop polluting the river.”
(法院命令该公司停止污染河流。)
“The judge enjoins both parties to maintain peace during the trial.”
(法官命令双方在审判期间保持和平。)
❶ 劝告或强烈建议某人采取某种行动,语气较为正式或严肃。
“The doctor enjoins his patient to quit smoking for better health.”
(医生强烈建议病人戒烟以改善健康。)
“She enjoins her children to be honest in all situations.”
(她告诫孩子们在任何情况下都要诚实。)
enjoin from — 正式禁止某人做某事,常用于法律或正式文件中。
“The judge enjoined the company from dumping waste into the river.”
(法官禁止该公司向河流倾倒废物。)