no-entry sign

noun
UK /ˌnəʊ ˈentri saɪn/
US /ˌnoʊ ˈentri saɪn/

A sign that tells people they must not go in.

The driver stopped because a no-entry sign blocked the road.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A symbol on a door or gate showing that people are not allowed inside.

A no-entry sign was posted on the factory door.

3. A notice in a computer system that stops users from opening a place.

The website showed a no-entry sign when I tried to visit the page.

4. A red circle sign used on roads to stop cars from going the wrong way.

The no-entry sign at the exit warned cars not to turn in.