restraints
US: /ɹiˈstɹeɪnts/, /ɹɪˈstɹeɪnts/
UK: /ɹɪstɹˈeɪnts/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
restraint /ris'treint/- danh từ
- sự ngăn giữ, sự kiềm chế
- to put a restraint on someone: kiềm chế ai
- sự hạn chế, sự gò bó, sự câu thúc
- the restraints of poverty: những sự câu thúc của cảnh nghèo
- sự gian giữ (người bị bệnh thần kinh)
- sự dè dặt, sự giữ gìn, sự thận trọng, sự kín đáo
- to speak without restraint: ăn nói không giữ gìn, ăn nói sỗ sàng
- to fling aside all restraint: không còn dè dặt giữ gìn già cả
- sự giản dị; sự có chừng mực, sự không quá đáng (văn)
- sự tự chủ được, sự tự kiềm chế được
- sự ngăn giữ, sự kiềm chế
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 control, check, curb, rein, bridle, restriction, constraint, limit, limitation, curtailment, taboo, ban, interdict or interdiction, proscription, delimitation, bound(s), embargo:
The law places restraints on executives' buying and selling shares in their own companies. In 1863, a bill for the restraint of the press was brought before the House of Commons.
2 control, restriction, constraint, confinement; bondage, bonds, fetters, shackles, handcuffs, gyves, bilboes, pinions, manacles, ball and chain, strait-jacket, Colloq cuffs, bracelets:
Despite the restraints to his liberty, he felt a free man. He became violent and had to be put under restraint
3 control, reserve, self-control, self-possession, poise, equanimity, self-discipline, self-restraint:
Heather Gorse exhibited admirable restraint in remaining silent when teased her about her name.
Concise dictionary
restraintsrɪ'streɪntnoun
+the of act controlling by restraining someone or something
+discipline in personal and social activities
+the state of being physically constrained
+a rule or condition that limits freedom
+lack of ornamentation
+a device that retards something's motion
