disallow

及物动词驳回; 不准; 不接受

1. 拒绝承认：disagreeableness 不愉快 | disallow 拒绝承认 | disappearance of conditional reflex 条件反射的消失

2. 不同意：&Diffuse 漫反射(&D) | &Disallow 不同意(&D) | &Display 显示(&D)

3. 不允;拒绝：diminish#减少;缩小 | disallow#不允;拒绝 | disarm#缴械;解除武装

1. 不允许;不接受;驳回
    If something is disallowed, it is not allowed or accepted officially, because it has not been done correctly.

    e.g. England scored again, but the whistle had gone and the goal was disallowed...
           英格兰又进一球，但哨声已响，进球无效。
    e.g. The Internal Revenue Service sought to disallow the payments...
           国内收入署试图驳回这些缴纳款。

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1. The judge may rule to disallow the withdrawal, dismiss in a decision all the plaintiff's claims and impose civil punishments on the plaintiff.

2. The tax regime was aimed at offering a hand in curbing growth, and was thus designed to disallow tax deductions for manufacturers to purchase equipment.

3. Contingents of police and India's paramilitary troopers were deployed at sensitive places to disallow protests.

4. The referees would overlook fouls committed by Juve players and disallow perfectly good goals scored against his team.

5. The board's rules disallow executives from selling their holding within 12 months of their company's initial public offerings.

6. Some physicians stress uniformity and disallow discrepancy, approving only one prescription for treating millions of people.

7. Since the latter are qualified HOS buyers waiting to buy, why should anyone disallow their purchases?

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