blacklists

v.

把（某人）列入黑名单( blacklist的第三人称单数 )；

1. His firm is blacklist by the government .
   他的公司被政府列入黑名单。
2. He was blacklisted because of his extremist views.
   他因观点偏激而被列入黑名单。

1. She was on the company's blacklist.
   她被列在这家公司的黑名单上。
2. The police drew up a blacklist of wanted terrorists.
   警方拟就一份通缉恐怖分子的黑名单。

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