mitigation
noun[U]
uk/ˌmɪt.ɪˈɡeɪ.ʃən/us/ˌmɪt̬.əˈɡeɪ.ʃən/formal
theactofreducinghowharmful,unpleasant, orbadsomething is:
减少effectivemitigation ofclimatechange有效地减缓气候变化
There has been nosignificantincreaseinfundingforfloodmitigationworks.防洪减灾工事拨款没有明显的增加。
lawspecialized
something thatcausesyou tojudgeacrimeto be lessserious, or to make apunishmentlesssevere:
导致减刑或减罚的情节"I was veryyoungat thetime," he saidinmitigation.“那时我年纪尚小,”他在减刑陈词中说。
Hisdefencelawyerspresentedtheirmitigationplea.他的辩护律师作了减刑陈词。
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mitigating
- Ouraimis the mitigation ofrisk.
- Thebestdisastermitigation is still a goodwarningsystemand abanonbuildinghomesinriskyareas.
- We mustreviewcurrentandproposedsystemsinordertodeterminepotentialrisksand mitigationstrategies.
- Designworkon mitigationmeasurestoslowthe river'sflowshould already be under way.
- Evidence may beofferedin mitigation of thepunishment.
- She hasbehavedappallinglyand noamountof mitigation (unhappylife,underachiever)changesthat.
Preventing and impeding
- anti-jamming
- avert
- avoid
- avoidable
- bar
- be a drag onsomeone/somethingidiom
- bottleneck
- derail
- fireproof
- hamper
- hang
- havesomeone/somethinghanging roundyourneckidiom
- head off
- hinder
- prevent
- preventable
- prevention
- prevention is better than cureidiom
- preventive
- scuttle
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Reasons and explanations
Not punishing & reducing punishment