restriction

restrict /rÇ'strÇkt/ v

~ oneself/ sb/ sth (to sth/ doing sth) ကန့်သတ်သည်။ ချုပ်ချယ်သည်။ Having small children tends to restrict one's freedom. ❍ Fog severely restricted visibility. ❍ restrict the number of students in a class ❍ families restricted to (having) one child ❍ restrict oneself to one glass of wine a day ❍ Speed is restricted to 30 mph in towns. ❍ Entry to the club is restricted to members only.
❏ restricted adj
၁။ ကန့်သတ်ထားသော။ restricted access/ movement/ development ❍ The shop sells a very restricted range of books. ❍ In modern houses, space is often quite restricted. ❍ (Brit ) a restricted area (ie where speed or parking is strictly controlled).
၂။ (က) (Brit ) ကန့်သတ် (နယ်မြေ)။ enter a restricted zone. (ခ) (esp US ) ကန့်သတ် (အဆင့်ရှိ စာရွက်စာတမ်း)။ a restricted document.
❏ restriction /rÇ'strÇkʃn/ n (က) [U] ကန့်သတ်ချက်။ Tourists are now able to visit most East European countries without restriction. (ခ) [C esp pl ]~ (on sth) ကန့်သတ်ချက်။ speed/ price/ import restrictions ❍ place/ impose/ enforce a restriction ❍ The government has agreed to lift restrictions on trade with Britain. ❍ There is no restriction on the amount you can withdraw as long as your account stays in credit. ❍ The sale of firearms is subject to many legal restrictions.