關於Restriction的意思和用法的提問

A: To "let up" means to RELINQUISH or GIVE UP control or effort; the amount is subjective. So, in the context of this sentence, this means that the governor is removing many rules that were set in place. "Majorly" = a lot, or a big amount.

A: It means not allowed to do.

Some medicines are restricted as they cannot be purchased without a doctor's prescription.

Some practitioners have restrictions where they are limited to a certain practice.

A: I was listening to an air control conversation on youtube and they said that phrase, but I don't understand what they mean by that.

A: It basically means " a limit"

A: - Sorry, you may not post messages because your account is under restriction.
- Items under restriction must be declared before passing through customs.

A: Covid restrictions were lifted as cases began to fall.

A: It's quite easy to bypass the restriction.
The restriction of the movement was protested.
No restriction was imposed on them.
There is no restriction based on gender.

A: Restriction: tends to be a verbal or written rule against something, not something physically holding you back, for example: The teacher set a restriction on how many times you could leave to use the restroom.

Restraint: a physical barrier against something, for example: The kidnapper used restraints to hold their victim in place.

Limitation: similar to restriction, more number related, for example: There was a limitation on water usage.

A: Restriction prevents you from doing something, for example:
-a guardrail prevents you from stumbling into a hazardous area
-a curfew prevents you from being out of the house past a certain hour
-In Canada there are severe restrictions on the posession of firearms (compared to the US), which means that the law prevents people from owning many types of firearms.

A regulation is a form of control or a set standard. For example:
-While the Canadian government restricts (or prohibits/forbids) the ownership of many types of firearms, it does allow some types. The ownership of such weapons are regulated (or governed/controlled) by many laws. These laws attempt to ensure the safety of the public and the safe operation of the firearms.
-Construction sites must meet certain safety regulations (or standards) in order to operate. They must also meet certain building regulations or code rules to ensure the construction is safe

A: They’re basically synonymous or the same. The only differences I can think of is that a restriction can be a literal thing like a law or something. While the word “limitation” means the same thing but is used more abstractly.

A: Restrict and restrain, yes

Restriction and restraint, it depends on the situation

A: A restriction can mean total blockage or heavily regulated. It's not used in political vocabulary normally because it tends to be extreme.

Your parents restricted you from going out.

Kids are restricted from going outside today!

A regulation is used in political vocabulary often. It's used to describe some form of control over something. It can be allowed but not to an extreme extent.

Firearms are regulated in the United States.

There is a regulation on how much kids you can have.

A constraint is mostly physical, its akin to the reduction in size or space.

I constrained the thoughts in my head.

I felt constraint when the officer handcuffed me.

A: Both are correct, but it depends on what you want to say.

The first one is past tense, meaning that the restrictions have already been lifted.

The second one is saying that not all the restrictions have lifted, but some of them have been lifted.

A: Would is for imaginary possibilities.
So I believe you should use "will be" if it's definitely going to happen.

And it's a passive sentence, so it's "will be lifted".
An active sentence would be "_ will lift the restriction".

A: If "Lounge" is a type of room, then...

"There are many restrictions on using the lounge."

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A: (taking about parental restriction on kids’ SNS activity)

To what degree do you think parents should monitor or supervise their kids? And to what degree should they give them freedom or trust?

A: Although there are no ongoing restrictions regarding the laws surrounding heat-not-burn cigarettes in Taiwan, we will not be held responsible in the event that you are to face varying legal punishments and or fines.

A: Okay! What about this...

There is no restriction to the amount of food and other items that can be purchased at our store.

A: Not until all these restrictions are eliminated can interest rates be fully liberalized.

Until these restrictions are eliminated interest rates can't be fully liberalized.

Interest rates can't be fully liberalized until these restrictions are eliminated

A: Also can use: It's not until all these restrictions, ceilings, and bands are eliminated, that interest rates can be fully liberalized