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A n interdiction f (on sth de qch ; on doing de faire) ; overtime/smoking ban interdiction de faire des heures supplémentaires/de fumer ; ban on foreigners working without a permit interdiction pour les étrangers de travailler sans permis.B vtr ( p prés etc - nn-) interdire [author, group, activity, book, drug] ; suspendre [athlete] ; to ban sb from exclure qn de [sport, event] ; to ban sb from driving/travelling abroad interdire à qn de conduire/de voyager à l'étranger ; traffic is banned from the city centre le centre-ville est interdit à la circulation.
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