英语单词短语词组“deterrent”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

deterrent

noun[C]

/dɪˈter.ənt/us

/dɪˈter.ənt/

something thatdeterspeoplefrom doing something:

威慑力量；遏制因素；制止物

anucleardeterrent核威慑力

Tougherprisonsentencesmayact/serveasa deterrenttootherwould-beoffenders.从严判决可以起到震慑其他潜在犯罪者的作用。

Synonym

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Somepeoplesay thatcapitalpunishmentactsas a deterrent.
Drink-driving is onecasewhereseverepunishmentseemstoworkas a deterrent.
I shouldthinkthesmellof herbreathmustactas a deterrent to any man.
Theyexecutedhim, as a deterrent to any otheryoungsoldiersthinkingoftryingtodesertfrom thearmy.
As a deterrent, they haveimposedaheavyfinefor latepayment.

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Preventing and impeding

anti-jamming
avert
avoid
avoidable
bar
be a drag onsomeone/somethingidiom
bottleneck
derail
fireproof
hang
havesomeone/somethinghanging roundyourneckidiom
head off
hinder
hogtie
prevent
preventable
prevention
prevention is better than cureidiom
preventive
scuttle

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Discouraging and putting off

deterrent

adjective

/dɪˈter.ənt/us

/dɪˈter.ənt/

making someone lesslikelyto do something by making itdifficultfor them to do it or by making themrealizethat it will havebadresults:

a deterrenteffect

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There have been manyexamplesoflongdeterrentsentenceswhich haveundoubtedlyactedas awarningtoothers.
Theconsiderabledeterrentvalueofweaponsmonitoringwent unacknowledged.
This $134-millionfineshouldsendastrongdeterrentmessageto those whoparticipatein orknowinglyaidtheseactivities.
Thedivisionhasservedas themaindeterrentforcein thePacificregion.
Lawrencepolicesaytheirtougherenforcementis deterrent.

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Discouraging and putting off

aversive
cold
daunt
daunting
deter
deterrence
discouraging
disempower
disempowering
dishearten
disheartening
emasculate
pour/throw cold water onsomethingidiom
put a spoke insomeone'swheelidiom
putsomethingoff
spoil
spoilsomeone'spartyidiom
spoke
throw
wind

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Unhelpful and Uncooperative

(Definition ofdeterrentfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

deterrent

noun[C]

/dɪˈter.ənt/us

/dɪˈter.ənt/

something thatdeterspeoplefrom doing something

威慑力量；遏制因素；制止物

anucleardeterrent核威慑力

Tougherprisonsentencesmayact/serveasa deterrenttootherwould-beoffenders.从严判决可以起到震慑其他潜在犯罪者的作用。

More examples

Somepeoplesay thatcapitalpunishmentactsas a deterrent.
Drink-driving is onecasewhereseverepunishmentseemstoworkas a deterrent.
I shouldthinkthesmellof herbreathmustactas a deterrent to any man.
Theyexecutedhim, as a deterrent to any otheryoungsoldiersthinkingoftryingtodesertfrom thearmy.
As a deterrent, they haveimposedaheavyfinefor latepayment.

Examplesofdeterrent

deterrent

However, price and negative attitudes were the main deterrents for non-organic consumers.

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Lack of payments was seen as adeterrentto further involvement by two interested members of the public.

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A feebledeterrentto prevent this leap was the outlawing of litigation mastery and a general sense of ethics.

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Econometric estimates of the shadow values of maize are produced as part of the likelihood maximization corresponding to the household's choice of fencedeterrent.

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Minor-party support can be seen as adeterrentto stability in many democracies.

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The more effective the threat the more easily justified it is, for the expected benefits would increase with the likelihood ofdeterrentsuccess.

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The very phrase 'independent nucleardeterrent', which was so often used by its supporters, emphasizes the link with national sovereignty.

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Such self-representations function as incentives or deterrents for future behaviour (selves to be approached or avoided).

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At a personal level, changes in functional capacity and dealing with the sometimes ailing body can serve as adeterrent.

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These assumptions explain thedeterrenteffect: as the number of opportunities increase, the amount of migration decreases.

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They are worried about the so-calleddeterrentand also about chemical and biological warfare.

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As regards the local business community, proprietors perceived security firms as both an essentialdeterrentand as an efficient and fast responder.

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Indeed, there are institutional deterrents to replication as well.

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Punishment assumes its role as adeterrentbecause of the latter fact.

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The idea behind it was that simple detention would not be a sufficientdeterrent.

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Collocationswithdeterrent

deterrent

These are words often used in combination withdeterrent.

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credible deterrent

It is only just acredibledeterrent.

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deterrent capability

The fact that we know what is going on reinforces our deterrent capability.

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deterrent effect

For in that case, imprisonment would lose itsdeterrenteffect.

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单词	deterrent
释义	deterrent noun[C] uk /dɪˈter.ənt/us /dɪˈter.ənt/ C2 something thatdeterspeoplefrom doing something: 威慑力量；遏制因素；制止物 anucleardeterrent核威慑力 Tougherprisonsentencesmayact/serveasa deterrenttootherwould-beoffenders.从严判决可以起到震慑其他潜在犯罪者的作用。 Synonym check More examples Somepeoplesay thatcapitalpunishmentactsas a deterrent. Drink-driving is onecasewhereseverepunishmentseemstoworkas a deterrent. I shouldthinkthesmellof herbreathmustactas a deterrent to any man. Theyexecutedhim, as a deterrent to any otheryoungsoldiersthinkingoftryingtodesertfrom thearmy. As a deterrent, they haveimposedaheavyfinefor latepayment. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Preventing and impeding anti-jamming avert avoid avoidable bar be a drag onsomeone/somethingidiom bottleneck derail fireproof hang havesomeone/somethinghanging roundyourneckidiom head off hinder hogtie prevent preventable prevention prevention is better than cureidiom preventive scuttle See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Discouraging and putting off deterrent adjective uk /dɪˈter.ənt/us /dɪˈter.ənt/ making someone lesslikelyto do something by making itdifficultfor them to do it or by making themrealizethat it will havebadresults: a deterrenteffect More examples There have been manyexamplesoflongdeterrentsentenceswhich haveundoubtedlyactedas awarningtoothers. Theconsiderabledeterrentvalueofweaponsmonitoringwent unacknowledged. This $134-millionfineshouldsendastrongdeterrentmessageto those whoparticipatein orknowinglyaidtheseactivities. Thedivisionhasservedas themaindeterrentforcein thePacificregion. Lawrencepolicesaytheirtougherenforcementis deterrent. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Discouraging and putting off aversive cold daunt daunting deter deterrence discouraging disempower disempowering dishearten disheartening emasculate pour/throw cold water onsomethingidiom put a spoke insomeone'swheelidiom putsomethingoff spoil spoilsomeone'spartyidiom spoke throw wind See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Unhelpful and Uncooperative (Definition ofdeterrentfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) deterrent noun[C] uk /dɪˈter.ənt/us /dɪˈter.ənt/ C2 something thatdeterspeoplefrom doing something 威慑力量；遏制因素；制止物 anucleardeterrent核威慑力 Tougherprisonsentencesmayact/serveasa deterrenttootherwould-beoffenders.从严判决可以起到震慑其他潜在犯罪者的作用。 More examples Somepeoplesay thatcapitalpunishmentactsas a deterrent. Drink-driving is onecasewhereseverepunishmentseemstoworkas a deterrent. I shouldthinkthesmellof herbreathmustactas a deterrent to any man. Theyexecutedhim, as a deterrent to any otheryoungsoldiersthinkingoftryingtodesertfrom thearmy. As a deterrent, they haveimposedaheavyfinefor latepayment. Examplesofdeterrent deterrent However, price and negative attitudes were the main deterrents for non-organic consumers. From theCambridge English Corpus Lack of payments was seen as adeterrentto further involvement by two interested members of the public. From theCambridge English Corpus A feebledeterrentto prevent this leap was the outlawing of litigation mastery and a general sense of ethics. From theCambridge English Corpus Econometric estimates of the shadow values of maize are produced as part of the likelihood maximization corresponding to the household's choice of fencedeterrent. From theCambridge English Corpus Minor-party support can be seen as adeterrentto stability in many democracies. From theCambridge English Corpus The more effective the threat the more easily justified it is, for the expected benefits would increase with the likelihood ofdeterrentsuccess. From theCambridge English Corpus The very phrase 'independent nucleardeterrent', which was so often used by its supporters, emphasizes the link with national sovereignty. From theCambridge English Corpus Such self-representations function as incentives or deterrents for future behaviour (selves to be approached or avoided). From theCambridge English Corpus At a personal level, changes in functional capacity and dealing with the sometimes ailing body can serve as adeterrent. From theCambridge English Corpus These assumptions explain thedeterrenteffect: as the number of opportunities increase, the amount of migration decreases. From theCambridge English Corpus They are worried about the so-calleddeterrentand also about chemical and biological warfare. From theCambridge English Corpus As regards the local business community, proprietors perceived security firms as both an essentialdeterrentand as an efficient and fast responder. From theCambridge English Corpus Indeed, there are institutional deterrents to replication as well. From theCambridge English Corpus Punishment assumes its role as adeterrentbecause of the latter fact. From theCambridge English Corpus The idea behind it was that simple detention would not be a sufficientdeterrent. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocationswithdeterrent deterrent These are words often used in combination withdeterrent. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. credible deterrent It is only just acredibledeterrent. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0 deterrent capability The fact that we know what is going on reinforces our deterrent capability. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0 deterrent effect For in that case, imprisonment would lose itsdeterrenteffect. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/deterrent##
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