prohibits
v.v. to officially forbid something or make it illegal. You use this when a law, rule, or authority says you cannot do something.
v. to formally forbid something by law, rule, or other authority; to prevent or make impossible. Often used in legal or administrative contexts.
The law prohibits smoking in public buildings.
The new policy strictly prohibits the use of personal mobile phones during working hours to ensure maximum productivity.
While the constitution protects free speech, it prohibits the incitement of violence or the spread of information that endangers national security.
The verb is transitive and often takes the pattern 'prohibit someone from doing something'.
The rule prohibits to park hereThe rule prohibits parking hereProhibit is followed by a gerund (-ing form) or a 'from' phrase, not a to-infinitive.