restriction
Pronunciation: [rɪˈstrɪkʃən]
Context: "law/government"
(noun) a rule or law that limits what people can do. It's like a guideline that says, 'You can't do this or that.' For example, if there is a curfew, that means you have a restriction on what time you can be outside.
Example
The new law put a restriction on how many cars can park on the street.
Example
There was no restriction on our freedom to play outside after dark.
Example
What kind of restrictions do we have for safety at the playground?
Context: "health"
(noun) a limit on what you can eat or do to stay healthy. This is often set by doctors or nutritionists. When someone says, 'You need to have a restriction on sugary snacks,' it means they want you to eat less candy.
Example
Her diet includes a restriction on junk food to help her feel better.
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He didn't have any restrictions on his diet, so he ate whatever he wanted.
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What restrictions do you need to follow to stay healthy?
Context: "sports"
(noun) a limit in rules that affects how the game is played. For example, in some games, there are restrictions about how long a player can hold the ball.
Example
The coach explained the restrictions for this year's tournament.
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There are no restrictions on how many players can join the team this season.
Example
What are the restrictions for players in this match?