Banned

Italian translation: vietare l'ingresso

08:33 Nov 27, 2001
English to Italian translations [Non-PRO]
Law/Patents / immigration, police
English term or phrase: Banned
Banned= prevented of stopped by force
marina
Italian translation:vietare l'ingresso
Explanation:
Credo che se si parla di immigrazione sia meglio usare questa espressione, es. "persone alle quali è vietato l'ingresso nel paese".
Spero sia utile.
Ciao!
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Emilia Mancini
Italy
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Thank you. Your answer fits more the context of immigration
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4vietato
JH Trads
4proibito
Laura Morarelli
4vietare l'ingresso
Emilia Mancini


  

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vietato


Explanation:
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JH Trads
United States
Local time: 14:03
Native speaker of: Native in SpanishSpanish, Native in FrenchFrench
PRO pts in pair: 126
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proibito


Explanation:
Credo che to ban significhi più proibire di vietare, che si traduce con forbidden o prohibited.

ex: it is forbidden to lean out of the window (sui treni)


ex: The state banned tobacco in prison facilities partly to save money on healthcare costs.


Laura Morarelli
Italy
Local time: 20:03
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vietare l'ingresso


Explanation:
Credo che se si parla di immigrazione sia meglio usare questa espressione, es. "persone alle quali è vietato l'ingresso nel paese".
Spero sia utile.
Ciao!


Emilia Mancini
Italy
Native speaker of: Native in ItalianItalian
PRO pts in pair: 201
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Thank you. Your answer fits more the context of immigration
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