Pronunciation: /prəˈhɪbɪtɪd/
verb to formally forbid something; to not allow something
A1 Smoking is prohibited in this area.
A2 Pets are prohibited in the hotel.
B1 Using cell phones while driving is prohibited by law.
B2 Prohibited items include weapons, drugs, and explosives.
C1 The company has prohibited employees from discussing confidential information with outsiders.
C2 The new policy prohibits any form of discrimination in the workplace.
adjective not allowed; forbidden
A1 Smoking is prohibited in this area.
A2 Using cell phones during the exam is prohibited.
B1 It is prohibited to park in front of the fire hydrant.
B2 Trespassing on private property is strictly prohibited.
C1 The company has a zero-tolerance policy for prohibited substances in the workplace.
C2 The sale of alcohol to minors is strictly prohibited by law.
formal Smoking is strictly prohibited in this area.
informal You can't smoke here, it's prohibited.
slang No way, that's a no-go zone, smoking is prohibited.
figurative In our family, lying is prohibited, we value honesty above all else.
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