debar a person from a place
at forhindre en person i at forlade et sted
debar sb. from doing sth.
at forhindre nogen i at gøre noget
to debar someone from entering the premises
at forhindre nogen i at træde ind på ejendommen
to debar a student from taking the exam
at forhindre en studerende i at tage eksamen
to debar a player from participating in the tournament
at forhindre en spiller i at deltage i turneringen
to debar someone from holding a position
at forhindre nogen i at have en stilling
to debar a company from bidding on contracts
at forhindre en virksomhed i at byde på kontrakter
She could not have committed the crime single-handed, but the reasons against that did not debar her from being an accomplice.
Hun kunne ikke have begået forbrydelsen alene, men grundene mod det forhindrede hende ikke i at være medskyldig.
Source: The Mystery of Styles CourtYou say his sports were disturbed by your brawls; being debarred from the enjoyment of society and recreation, what could ensue but dull melancholy and comfortless despair?
Du siger, at hans fornøjelser blev forstyrret af jeres slagsmål; værende forhindret i at nyde samfund og rekreation, hvad kunne der ske andet end kedelig melankoli og trøstløs fortvivlelse?
Source: Shakespeare's Story CollectionAge was to him no more an obsessing factor than rank or color; he had never felt debarred from liking people because they were too young or too old.
Alder var for ham ikke mere en besættende faktor end rang eller farve; han havde aldrig følt sig forhindret i at kunne lide mennesker, fordi de var for unge eller for gamle.
Source: The Disappearing Horizondebar a person from a place
at forhindre en person i at forlade et sted
debar sb. from doing sth.
at forhindre nogen i at gøre noget
to debar someone from entering the premises
at forhindre nogen i at træde ind på ejendommen
to debar a student from taking the exam
at forhindre en studerende i at tage eksamen
to debar a player from participating in the tournament
at forhindre en spiller i at deltage i turneringen
to debar someone from holding a position
at forhindre nogen i at have en stilling
to debar a company from bidding on contracts
at forhindre en virksomhed i at byde på kontrakter
She could not have committed the crime single-handed, but the reasons against that did not debar her from being an accomplice.
Hun kunne ikke have begået forbrydelsen alene, men grundene mod det forhindrede hende ikke i at være medskyldig.
Source: The Mystery of Styles CourtYou say his sports were disturbed by your brawls; being debarred from the enjoyment of society and recreation, what could ensue but dull melancholy and comfortless despair?
Du siger, at hans fornøjelser blev forstyrret af jeres slagsmål; værende forhindret i at nyde samfund og rekreation, hvad kunne der ske andet end kedelig melankoli og trøstløs fortvivlelse?
Source: Shakespeare's Story CollectionAge was to him no more an obsessing factor than rank or color; he had never felt debarred from liking people because they were too young or too old.
Alder var for ham ikke mere en besættende faktor end rang eller farve; han havde aldrig følt sig forhindret i at kunne lide mennesker, fordi de var for unge eller for gamle.
Source: The Disappearing HorizonExplore frequently searched vocabulary
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