French translation of banning is 
l’interdiction

Meaning of "banning" in English

Banning is the act of officially prohibiting or disallowing something, typically by a governing body or authority. This term is most commonly used in legal or regulatory contexts, where certain actions, behaviors, or items are declared unauthorized or unacceptable. Banning can apply to various aspects of life, such as the prohibition of substances, practices, literature, or services. The purpose of banning is typically to maintain order, ensure public safety, or uphold moral standards within a community or society.

Meaning of "l’interdiction" in French

In French, "l’interdiction" refers to the act of forbidding or prohibiting something. It is a legal or formal declaration that certain activities, behaviors, or substances are not allowed. Similar to its English counterpart, l'interdiction is implemented by authorities or governing bodies to regulate society, protect citizens, and uphold ethical guidelines. It can relate to a wide array of topics, such as smoking bans, internet restrictions, or the prohibition of particular substances or actions, often aimed at public safety and societal norms.

Pronunciation of "banning" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈbænɪŋ/

Pronunciation Variations: In American English, the pronunciation is typically consistent with the transcription. In contrast, some British dialects may slightly alter the vowel sounds, although this is not common. The focus remains on the first syllable, with a nasalized 'n' sound.

Pronunciation of "l’interdiction" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /lɛ̃.tɛʁ.dik.sjɔ̃/

Pronunciation Variations: This pronunciation is generally consistent across France. However, regional accents might affect the nasal vowels and the articulation of the 'r.' In Quebec French, for instance, the 'r' may be pronounced more prominently.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The city is considering banning plastic bags.
   (La ville envisage l'interdiction des sacs en plastique.)

2. Banning smoking in public places has improved air quality.
   (L'interdiction de fumer dans les lieux publics a amélioré la qualité de l'air.)

3. Many countries are banning the use of certain pesticides.
   (De nombreux pays interdisent l'utilisation de certains pesticides.)

4. Banning the book sparked a heated debate.
   (L'interdiction du livre a déclenché un débat houleux.)

5. The school announced a banning of cell phones during classes.
   (L'école a annoncé l'interdiction des téléphones portables pendant les cours.)

6. Environmentalists advocate for banning harmful chemicals.
   (Les écologistes préconisent l'interdiction des produits chimiques nocifs.)

7. Banning fur products is becoming more popular.
   (L'interdiction des produits en fourrure devient de plus en plus populaire.)

8. The government is discussing banning sugary drinks.
   (Le gouvernement discute de l'interdiction des boissons sucrées.)

9. Activists are pushing for banning animal testing.
   (Les activistes militent pour l'interdiction des tests sur les animaux.)

10. Banning fireworks reduces noise pollution.
    (L'interdiction des feux d'artifice réduit la pollution sonore.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "banning" in English

Synonyms: prohibiting, forbidding, outlawing, barring, vetoing, disallowing, enjoining, proscribing, interdicting, excluding.

Antonyms: allowing, permitting, approving, endorsing, authorizing, accepting, sanctioning, facilitating, accepting, enabling.

Similar Words: restriction, embargo, exclusion, limitation, constraint, injunction, regulation, prohibition, moratorium, restriction.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "l’interdiction" in French

Synonyms: prohibition, défense, proscription, refus, empêchement, veto, embargo, réprobation, exclusion, restriction.

Antonyms: autorisation, permission, acceptation, approbation, consentement, liberté, accord, licence, aval, permis.

Similar Words: contrainte, limitation, règlementation, interdiction partielle, interdiction temporaire, restriction.

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