Prohibition in Japanese
Prohibition in Japanese is 禁酒, 禁酒令, 禁止 — Prohibition means an act of forbidding something, or a rule that forbids it.
Prohibition in Japanese
What does "Prohibition" mean?
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noun An act of forbidding something, or a rule that forbids it.
"The prohibition on late-night deliveries frustrated local businesses."
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noun A period during which the making and selling of alcohol was made illegal.
"Speakeasies flourished in the United States during Prohibition."
Prohibition in a sentence
- The prohibition on late-night deliveries frustrated local businesses.
- Speakeasies flourished in the United States during Prohibition.
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Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Prohibition" in Japanese?
"Prohibition" in Japanese is 禁酒, 禁酒令, 禁止. Prohibition means: An act of forbidding something, or a rule that forbids it.
How do you pronounce 禁酒?
"Prohibition" in Japanese is 禁酒, pronounced "kinshu".
How do you use "Prohibition" in a sentence?
Example: "The prohibition on late-night deliveries frustrated local businesses." In Japanese, "Prohibition" is 禁酒, 禁酒令, 禁止.
Are there other ways to say "Prohibition" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 6 translations listed for "Prohibition": 禁酒, 禁酒令, 禁止, 差し止め, 禁制, 禁止法.