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1 forbidden
* * *for·bid·den[fəˈbɪdən, AM fɚˈ-]I. adj verboten, nicht zulässig\forbidden transition NUCL verbotener Übergang* * *[fə'bɪdn]adj1) (= prohibited) love, food, goods verbotenthey are forbidden to enter — sie dürfen nicht hereinkommen, es ist ihnen verboten, hereinzukommen
smoking is ( strictly) forbidden — Rauchen ist (streng) verboten
preaching was forbidden to women — Frauen durften nicht predigen, es war Frauen verboten zu predigen
some cities and sites are forbidden to foreigners — Ausländer dürfen manche Städte und Anlagen nicht betreten
2)* * *forbidden adj verboten, untersagt:the Forbidden City die Verbotene Stadt;* * *adj.untersagt adj.verbieten adj.verboten adj.
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