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Перевод: deter

[глагол]
удерживать; отговаривать; отпугивать

Тезаурус:

1. We have shown how drama may suffer if there are insufficient signals to remind the participants of the real world but there are other factors which may deter entry into the dramatic fiction.
2. The poisonous saliva can be used in a secondary way to deter attackers.
3. Instead of keeping quiet about information which might deter doctors from prescribing the product under suspicion, companies should urge the agency to batch test imports.
4. Although Mr Tomlinson was cautioned, it did not deter other members from following suit for soon after several others were similarly warned.
5. It was believed that sending a NATO force to any of these areas would deter any potential aggressor from taking action.
6. However, these arguments were not sufficiently persuasive to deter Lord Goff from recognising the underlying justice of the Woolwich's case.
7. But, says Khrushchev, Mr Castro failed to understand that all the Soviet Union was trying to do was to deter America from invading Cuba.
8. Big business was spending millions of pounds on security to deter simple unauthorised access.
9. Joyce's use of stream of consciousness was often thought at the time to be an achievement so outstanding as to deter imitation: Ezra Pound, for example, suggested, " Ulysses is, presumably unrepeatable you cannot duplicate it" (Pound 1922: 625).
10. One opposing or discordant curve in a set can deter rotation and suggest a clasping, a containment of area that contradicts the radiation.
11. We intend to do more to deter this harassment, in conjunction with the telecommunications industry.
12. After a trial which ended with his conviction, the well-known preacher was publicly hanged - which shocked those who read of it, and even more those that witnessed it, but did not deter James Neild and The Thatched House Society from continuing its fine work.
13. His attachment to classical principle was not so great as to deter him from practical innovation.