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to restrict
01
to bring someone or something under control through laws and rules
Transitive: to restrict an action or freedom
Example
Airlines may restrict the size and weight of carry-on luggage for passenger safety.
The school decided to restrict access to certain areas for student safety.
The government chose to restrict the use of specific chemicals due to environmental concerns.
02
to impose limits or regulations on someone or something, typically to control or reduce its scope or extent
Transitive: to restrict sth
Example
The school administration restricts access to certain websites on campus computers.
They had to restrict the number of attendees at the event due to safety concerns.
The dietitian recommended restricting sugar intake to improve overall health.
03
to confine someone to a specific activity, possession, or place
Transitive: to restrict sb to limited activities or places
04
to prevent the release or sharing of information with the public or a wide audience
Transitive: to restrict information
Example
Airlines may restrict the size and weight of carry-on luggage for passenger safety.
The school decided to restrict access to certain areas for student safety.
The government chose to restrict the use of specific chemicals due to environmental concerns.
To maintain order, the organization implemented rules to restrict behavior during events.
The city council voted to restrict parking in certain areas to ease traffic congestion.
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