warn off
英 [wɔ:n ɔf] 美 [wɔrn ɔf]

释义

不许…上前；

双语例句

1. I had been warned off visiting her while she was still unwell.
   已经告诉我她还没好不要去看她。

权威例句

Spanish doctors warn others off their territory
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