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re.straintrI5streIntnRestraint is calm and controlled behaviour.控制，克制的行为He showed admirable restraint, and refused to be provoked. [U]他表现出出色的克制力，拒绝被煽动。The federal government appealed for restraint, insisting the crisis could be resolved without the use of force. [U]联邦政府恳请克制，并坚持说无需使用武力就可以解决危机。The security forces exercised (= used) great restraint by not responding to hostile attacks or threats. [U]保安部队采取了极大的克制，没有对敌意的攻击或威胁作出反应。A restraint is something which limits the freedom of someone or something, or which prevents something from growing or increasing.限制因素，约束措施Government spending restraints mean that the plans to develop the harbour area have had to be delayed for several years. [C]政府的开支限制意味着开发海港地区的计划已不得不被耽搁若干年。The political reforms have been accompanied by an easing of restraints on the press. [C]政治改革伴随着对新闻界约束措施的放松。A lack of space is the main restraint on the firm's expansion plans. [C]空间不足是公司扩展计划的主要限制因素。During the recession, the government opted for a policy of pay/wage restraint rather than a reduction in public investment. [U]在经济衰退期内，政府选择了限制工资的政策，而不是减少公共投资。If a violent person is kept/placed under restraint, they are kept in a way that prevents them from moving freely.在约束中，在限制中The two prisoners were kept under restraint while they were transported between prisons.这两名囚犯在转狱时处于监管下。
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