Word
kibosh
/ˈkaibɒʃ/
verb
阻止；制止；使中断
核心释义
to stop something from happening or developing
- 1.
阻止发生或发展
stop from happening or developing
阻止发生或发展；胡说
用法In use
The heavy rain kiboshed our plans for a picnic.
用法提示：kiboshed 是动词过去式，表示‘阻止、破坏’的意思。
The new regulations are kiboshing any attempts to expand the business.
用法提示：kiboshing 是动词现在分词，表示‘正在阻止’的意思。
His constant criticism kiboshes every creative idea she proposes.
用法提示：kiboshes 是动词第三人称单数形式，表示‘经常阻止’的意思。
kibosh sth
及物动词，后面直接接被阻止的事物，如计划、提议或交易；语气偏非正式。
The board kiboshed the merger at the last minute.
董事会在最后一刻叫停了这次合并。
be kiboshed by sb/sth
常用被动语态，用 by 引出阻止的一方；主语通常是计划、方案一类的词。
相关词与表达Connections
易混词Confusing words
词族Word family
- put the kibosh on
- 阻止；制止；使无法实现 · phrase
学习提示Learner notes
语法说明Grammar Note
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