Object

• attachment: PureMessage removes or quarantines suspicious attachments, providing increased protection by stopping common virus vectors at the email server.

• emails: Network administrators can customize how emails are handled with choices to accept, reject or quarantine emails with known viruses.

Converse of object

• enforce: We are the traffic cop that enforces quarantine, " says Gillis.

• undergo: First having to undergo six months quarantine at Paradise Wildlife Park.

• impose: Virginia swiftly imposes a quarantine, trapping Becky and Justin and Randolph Brooks in Elizabeth.

• enter: Where contact has occurred animals should enter quarantine on return to the farm.

Adjective modifier

• compulsory: The policy of compulsory quarantine ended ten years ago.

• strict: May, despite the fact that much of rural Britain is in strict quarantine.

Modifies a noun

• kennel: They were at a closer quarantine kennel for about a month.

• pest: These are certain not to provide the pathways required by quarantine pests.

• folder: You will also notice the " Empty your quarantine folder " link under the list of emails.

• premise: Once you have chosen your quarantine premises, you will be required to make a deposit in order to reserve the space.

• restriction: Where the risk is assessed as not high, quarantine restriction will apply for 21 days with regular veterinary visits undertaken.

• tank: In my local pet shop, there is a quarantine tank where the unfortunate fish are having trouble.

Noun used with modifier

• spam: I want my spam quarantine bin sent to a role account, rather than be held in a file local to the mail server.

• home: Q: Can arriving passengers who have not reported for home quarantine leave the country?

• plant: FAO, through its Regional Office for Africa, has a special responsibility for supporting information needs in plant quarantine.