0 past simple and past participle of embargo
1 to officially stop trading with another country:
I was unable to circulate the document because it was embargoed until one minute past midnight this morning.
Companies will have to make a declaration that the goods that they are sending are not embargoed.
I assume that copies of today's statement were embargoed until after it had been made.
The first is the definition of embargoed goods.
I cannot give figures for exports of embargoed goods for which exceptionally licences are issued.
Minor relaxations in the definition of embargoed film were agreed in the recent international review.
If statements which are embargoed are issued to the press, they should not be printed.
It was embargoed as being commercially confidential to, supposedly, the second competitive force.
