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for·bade [fəˈbæd] V.

forbade pret. of forbid:

Véase también: forbid

for·bid <-dd-, forbade, forbidden> [fəˈbɪd] V. trans. to forbid sb sth

for·bid <-dd-, forbade, forbidden> [fəˈbɪd] V. trans. to forbid sb sth

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The oniwaban followed a strict set of regulations, which, in some cases, forbade them from socializing with the general public.
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At the time, state law forbade state collegiate athletic teams from playing in integrated events.
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The law guaranteed freedom of religion, freedom of the press, and freedom of labour, but forbade armed assemblies and even public meetings of political societies.
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The agreement forbade independent developers from discussing the content of the interfaces.
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Strict, they forbade interaction with other church members.
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Poverty was most strictly observed; the rule forbade the possession of lands, cattle, revenue, or impropriate churches.
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Latterly, he forbade trespassing on the estate and lived in fear of holidaymakers and tourists.
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The state constitution forbade state officials from holding both federal and state positions simultaneously.
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Well, he was lying 20 or so metres below with a broken spine that forbade him the slightest gesture, the least call.
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They also forbade kicking, biting and eye gouging.
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