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单词 limit
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noun | verb
limitlimit1 /ˈlɪmɪt/ noun limit
the largest amount, number, or distance that is possible or that is allowed by a law or rule:
  • The speed limit on this road is 35 miles per hour.
  • We decided to put a limit on how much we would spend at Christmas.
  • Is there a limit to how much information your brain can store?
  • restriction AWL
    a rule or law that controls an activity or the size of something:
  • Many people want more restrictions on the sale of guns.
  • deadline
    the date or time when something must be finished or done:
  • The deadline for the research paper is April 30, but please turn it in earlier if you can.
  • maximum AWL
    the largest number or amount that is possible or allowed:
  • He faces a maximum of seven years in prison.
  • minimum AWL
    the smallest number or amount that is possible or allowed:
  • You have to stay at the hotel for a minimum of three nights to receive the discount.
  • parameter AWL (formal)
    a rule that controls the way that something should be done and that stops you from doing some things:
  • Animals can be used in tests by scientists, but only within strict parameters.
  • quota (formal)
    an official limit on the amount or number of something that can be bought, sold, or used, or on the number of times something can be done:
  • A new quota on the number of cars that can be imported will be introduced next month.
  • noun | verb
    limitlimit2 /ˈlɪmɪt/ verb limit
    to control something so that an amount or number does not get too big:
  • I am trying to limit the amount of salt in my diet.
  • Let’s limit our discussion to the facts in the report.
  • Limit can also mean “to keep the things that are possible in a situation to a small number”: If you don’t have a high school diploma, that will limit the kinds of jobs you can get.
    set a limit
    to control the size or amount of something, by deciding what the limit will be:
  • We set a limit on how much money we will spend on vacation.
  • restrict AWL
    to strictly control and limit an activity. Restrict sounds a little more formal than limit:
  • The law restricts the sale of guns.
  • restrain AWL (formal)
    to control or limit something that is increasing too much. You use restrain especially about money that a country or large organization is spending:
  • The president has promised to balance the budget and restrain government spending.
  • ration
    to control how much someone is allowed to have of something, especially because there is not enough of it:
  • In many countries, food was rationed during World War II.
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