blacklist

• 指被认为不可靠、不受欢迎或应受制裁的个人、组织或实体的名单，使其受到排斥或限制。也指将某人或某物列入此类名单的行为。

A noun referring to a list of people, organizations, or entities that are considered undesirable, untrustworthy, or out of favor, and are therefore excluded or penalized.

1. List of excluded or disfavored peopleB2formal

   A list of people, organizations, or countries that are considered unacceptable or are to be avoided or punished.

   黑名单

   • The actor was placed on the studio's blacklist for his political views.
   • Many companies maintain a blacklist of fraudulent customers.
   • Being on the blacklist prevented him from getting a job in the industry.

   同义词black book

• 把某人或某物列入不受欢迎或不可靠的名单，通常导致被排斥或受到限制。

A verb used to indicate the act of putting someone or something on a list of those considered undesirable or untrustworthy, often resulting in exclusion or restriction.

1. To ban or excludeB2formal

   To put someone or something on a list of those considered undesirable, untrustworthy, or unacceptable, often resulting in exclusion or boycott.

   列入黑名单

   • The company blacklisted the journalist for writing critical articles.
   • Several countries blacklisted the organization for its illegal activities.
   • He was blacklisted from the industry after the scandal.

   同义词banbarblackballboycottdebarexcludeexpelostracizeproscribeshun

   反义词acceptadmitallowincludewelcome