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nihil obstat

/ˈnaɪhɪl ˈɒbstæt/

翻译: 拉丁语短语,意为“无阻碍”或“无障碍”,用于正式场合表示官方批准、许可,或表示某事物已经过审查并被认为可以接受,尤其用于出版和教会领域。

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/ˈnaɪhɪl ˈɒbstæt/C2formallegal
  • zh拉丁语短语,意为“无阻碍”或“无障碍”,用于正式场合表示官方批准、许可,或表示某事物已经过审查并被认为可以接受,尤其用于出版和教会领域。

A Latin phrase meaning 'nothing hinders' or 'nothing stands in the way,' used in formal contexts to indicate official approval, permission, or that something has been reviewed and found acceptable, particularly in publishing and ecclesiastical settings.

  1. Official approvalC2formal

    A declaration by an official censor that a book, article, or other work contains nothing objectionable from a religious or moral standpoint.

    zh官方批准

    • The manuscript received the nihil obstat from the church authorities.
    • The publisher required a nihil obstat before printing the theological text.
    • The nihil obstat was granted after a thorough review of the content.
  2. General permission or endorsementC2formal

    Used more broadly to mean official permission or approval for something to proceed.

    zh批准或认可

    • The project was given the nihil obstat by the board of directors.
    • The new policy received a nihil obstat from the legal department.
    • The committee's nihil obstat allowed the event to go ahead as planned.