trade restriction — A government-imposed limitation or barrier on the free exchange of goods and services between countries
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A government-imposed limitation or barrier on the free exchange of goods and services between countries
Pronunciation (IPA): /treɪd rɪˈstrɪkʃən/
Korean meaning: 국가 간 상품과 서비스의 자유로운 교환에 대한 정부가 부과하는 제한이나 장벽
Korean pronunciation: 트레이드 리**스트릭**션
Example Sentences
- The country's trade restrictions on luxury handbags made designer bags more expensive than a small car.
- Trade restrictions between the two nations have been a major obstacle to economic cooperation.
- The pizza restaurant owner complained that trade restrictions on Italian cheese made his pizzas taste like cardboard.
trade restriction
NOUN//treɪd rɪˈstrɪkʃən//
A government-imposed limitation or barrier on the free exchange of goods and services between countries
A government-imposed limitation or barrier on the free exchange of goods and services between countries
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Trade는 중세 영어에서 '길, 경로'를 의미했고, restriction은 라틴어 'restrictus'(다시 묶다)에서 유래되어 '자유로운 길을 다시 막는다'는 의미로 발전했습니다.
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“The country's trade restrictions on luxury handbags made designer bags more expensive than a small car.”
“Trade restrictions between the two nations have been a major obstacle to economic cooperation.”
“The pizza restaurant owner complained that trade restrictions on Italian cheese made his pizzas taste like cardboard.”
“Environmental groups support trade restrictions on products that harm endangered species.”
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