crackdowns

英 [ˈkrækdaʊnz]

美 [ˈkrækˌdaʊnz]

n.  严厉的打击; 镇压
crackdown的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 严惩;严厉打击;镇压
  Acrackdownis strong official action that is taken to punish people who break laws.
  1. ...anti-government unrest that ended with the violent army crackdown.
     最终被军队严厉镇压的反政府动乱

双语例句

• The tactic of evoking security as a justification for harsh crackdowns on freedom is not new in the digital age.
  以安全为借口残酷压制自由的策略在数字化时代已屡见不鲜。
• A gang that murders people will be harried by civil injunctions and crackdowns on petty probation violations.
  警察会严厉禁制那些杀人伤命的帮派，即使他们只稍有违反假释的规定；
• Yet these crackdowns have merely driven the informal financial system deeper underground, businesspeople say, while also encouraging the fragmentation and decentralisation of the business.
  不过，商务人士称，这些打击行动只是让非正式金融系统变得更为隐秘而已，同时还推动了此项业务的细分和分散化。
• French and UK banks were also big gainers thanks to confirmation from the Basel Committee on banking supervision late on Monday that the international bank regulator had moderated several of its planned crackdowns.
  巴塞尔银行监管委员会（baselcommitteeonbankingsupervision）周一晚些时候确认，该国际银行监管机构已减缓了几项监管收紧计划的力度，法国和英国银行的股价因此也大幅上涨。
• Residents say Iran has periodic crackdowns after protests by conservatives that many women are flouting the dress code.
  当地居民说，在保守派抗议很多妇女轻视服装规格之后，伊朗定期地对此进行打击。
• Even singers are hiding from crackdowns!
  连歌手都能躲过严打！
• Still, legal analysts predict more insider trading crackdowns, as regulators try to reassure the investing public in the wake of the financial crisis.
  然而，法律分析师预计，监管层今后还将开展更多打击内幕交易行动，因为在金融危机过后，各国监管机构都在设法恢复投资大众的信心。
• Beijing has launched barbecue crackdowns in the past, but this is the first time officials have used the city's notorious air pollution as a primary motive in going after the skewer stands& a strategy that has raised eyebrows among environmentalists and Internet users.
  北京过去也曾对市内的烧烤摊展开严打，但这是头一次以空气污染之名作为管理烤串摊贩的主要动机。这个策略不禁让环保人士和网友感到怀疑。
• There has been a series of government crackdowns on safety provisions at football stadiums.
  政府采取了一系列制裁措施针对足球场的安全保证。
• Mr Li argues that the macroeconomic measures implemented from 2004 – which included administrative crackdowns on sectors such as steel judged to be attracting unsustainable levels of investment – have built the foundations for today's healthy but rapid growth.
  李晓超认为，2004年以来实行的宏观调控措施为今天健康而快速的经济增长打下了基础。这措施包括一些行政举措，对投资水平不可持续的钢铁等行业实行限制。