Interdisez

Interdisez is a French verb, the second-person plural imperative form of the verb "interdire." "Interdire" translates to "to forbid" or "to prohibit" in English. Therefore, "interdisez" directly translates to "forbid" or "prohibit" when addressing a group of people.

The imperative mood in French is used to give commands or make requests. The second-person plural imperative "interdisez" is used when commanding or instructing more than one person. For example, if a teacher is telling their students not to talk, they might say, "Interdisez de parler!" which means "Forbid talking!" or "Stop talking!"

The verb "interdire" and its imperative form "interdisez" are used in various contexts, from formal legal pronouncements to everyday instructions. It implies a strong prohibition, indicating that something is not allowed. The nuance of "interdisez" lies in its direct address to multiple individuals, emphasizing that the prohibition applies to all of them collectively.