blacklist是什么意思？

blacklist

英[ˈblæklɪst] 美[ˈblækˌlɪst]

• n. （受怀疑、受冷遇等的）黑名单；
• vt. 把（某人）列入黑名单；

第三人称单数：blacklists;

过去式：blacklisted;

过去分词：blacklisted;

现在分词：blacklisting;

例句

• She was on the company’s blacklist. 她被列在这家公司的黑名单上。
• Corrected number of laps in Knockout race event in Blacklist 15. 修正了在黑名单模式中圈位淘汰赛中圈数的错误.
• She was on the company's blacklist. 她被列在这家公司的黑名单上.
• Most credit agencies run a 15-year blacklist effectively barring bankrupts from receiving credit. 大多数信贷机构都有一份为期15年的黑名单，以有效阻止破产者得到贷款。
• A government official disclosed that they were on a secret blacklist... 一名政府官员透露他们已被列入一份秘密黑名单。

柯林斯高阶英汉双解学习词典释义

• N-COUNT
  黑名单
  If someone is on a blacklist, they are seen by a government or other organization as being one of a number of people who cannot be trusted or who have done something wrong.
  例句
  A government official disclosed that they were on a secret blacklist... 一名政府官员透露他们已被列入一份秘密黑名单。 Most credit agencies run a 15-year blacklist effectively barring bankrupts from receiving credit. 大多数信贷机构都有一份为期15年的黑名单，以有效阻止破产者得到贷款。
• VERB
  把…列入黑名单
  If someone is blacklisted by a government or organization, they are put on a blacklist.
  例句
  He has been blacklisted since being convicted of possessing marijuana in 1969. 他自从1969年因持有大麻而被定罪后就被列入了黑名单。 ...the full list of blacklisted airports. 列入黑名单的机场的完整清单

英汉词典释义

• vt.
  把(某人)列入黑名单
  She was on the company’s blacklist. 她被列在这家公司的黑名单上。

英英词典释义

• Noun
  1. a list of people who are out of favor
• Verb
  1. put on a blacklist so as to banish or cause to be boycotted;
  "many books were blacklisted by the Nazis"