deter

Related to deter: thesaurus

deter (someone or something) from (something)

To cause or encourage someone not to do something. The threat of rain deterred us from going to the beach this weekend.

deter someone or something from something

to prevent or discourage someone or a group from doing something. We can't seem to deter them from leaving. They were not deterred from their foolish ways.

See also: deter

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

deter (someone or something) from (something)
deter from
do someone or something justice
helluva someone/something
hit someone for something
ain’t 1
go through someone like a dose of salts
do a job on someone From do a number on something.
go out of
other than (something)

References in periodicals archive

To support the development of such a defense strategy, this article considers broadly what it means to "deter and defeat aggression" in specific cases and outlines the supporting missions and forces.

Tailored deterrence: strategic context to guide joint force 2020

CUMYC is the number of accumulated yellow cards a team has entering the match, and [beta] will be negative if accumulated yellow cards deter aggressive play.

The deterrent effect of accumulated yellow cards

Long delays in executions raise questions about whether the death penalty actually deters killings.

Could quicker executions deter homicides?; the relationship between celerity, capital punishment, and murder

Deter had entered an intersection against a red light, and was struck by a car.

Ray Deter, founder of d.b.a., dies after bicycle accident

In line with the GCC Supreme Council's resolutions in its 29th session in Muscat, the Experts Committee of the GCC Public Prosecution Bodies held today its 8th meeting at the GCC General Secretariat here, to discuss the methods to deter the negative impact of Media on the young generations.

GCC Experts Committee of Public Prosecution Bodies Convenes 8th Meeting

But RICS said research had found that 72% of its members thought such an increase would deter people from investing in rental property, rising to 100% in the West Midlands.

Capital gains tax hike fears cast shadow over rented sector

In 2002, it adopted an action plan inspired by the Food and Agriculture Organisation's 2001 international plan of action to prevent, deter and eliminate IUU fishing.

EU/CANADA/ICELAND : COOPERATION AGREEMENTS TO FIGHT IUU FISHING

Another top choice is Shake-Away Organic Animal Repellent, which comes in various natural formulas targeted to whichever type of critter you're trying to deter. The active ingredient in the product is the urine of a feared predator; Shake-Away's Small Animal Repellent, for example, uses fox urine.

Dear EarthTalk: What would you recommend as a non-toxic/non-lethal way to keep squirrels, gophers and groundhogs away?

* No, the negative tone may deter further adoption of IT systems.

Truth hurts?

The report, published in several newspapers Thursday, said 27-year-old Majid--who was only identified by his first name--confessed to blinding Ameneh Bahrami in 2004 by throwing acid on her face to deter others from marrying the woman he loved but who rejected him.

Court sentences failed lover to be blinded

This will deter young people from smoking and will make smokers quit smoking," Karataev said.

Cigarette packs to have deterring pictograms in Kyrgyzstan since 2009

While there had been concern that name-based reporting would deter testing, researchers found that few respondents cited the law as a reason to avoid or delay testing.

HIV name reporting not lowering test rates

However, 23 per cent of those currently flouting the law say the new legislation will deter them from doing so in the future.

Mobile menaces set to stay

While many people argue that the 421-a incentive has been costing the City too much money and is not necessary to encourage development in New York, others claim that the reform will deter developers from building.

Will tax incentives be big enough to tempt developers?

Whom is the United States trying to deter, from doing what, and in what circumstances?

Can deterrence be tailored?

词组	deter
释义	deter Related to deter: thesaurus deter (someone or something) from (something) To cause or encourage someone not to do something. The threat of rain deterred us from going to the beach this weekend. See also: deter Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. deter someone or something from something to prevent or discourage someone or a group from doing something. We can't seem to deter them from leaving. They were not deterred from their foolish ways. See also: deter McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: deter (someone or something) from (something) deter from do someone or something justice helluva someone/something hit someone for something ain’t 1 go through someone like a dose of salts do a job on someone From do a number on something. go out of other than (something) References in periodicals archive To support the development of such a defense strategy, this article considers broadly what it means to "deter and defeat aggression" in specific cases and outlines the supporting missions and forces. Tailored deterrence: strategic context to guide joint force 2020 CUMYC is the number of accumulated yellow cards a team has entering the match, and [beta] will be negative if accumulated yellow cards deter aggressive play. The deterrent effect of accumulated yellow cards Long delays in executions raise questions about whether the death penalty actually deters killings. Could quicker executions deter homicides?; the relationship between celerity, capital punishment, and murder Deter had entered an intersection against a red light, and was struck by a car. Ray Deter, founder of d.b.a., dies after bicycle accident In line with the GCC Supreme Council's resolutions in its 29th session in Muscat, the Experts Committee of the GCC Public Prosecution Bodies held today its 8th meeting at the GCC General Secretariat here, to discuss the methods to deter the negative impact of Media on the young generations. GCC Experts Committee of Public Prosecution Bodies Convenes 8th Meeting But RICS said research had found that 72% of its members thought such an increase would deter people from investing in rental property, rising to 100% in the West Midlands. Capital gains tax hike fears cast shadow over rented sector In 2002, it adopted an action plan inspired by the Food and Agriculture Organisation's 2001 international plan of action to prevent, deter and eliminate IUU fishing. EU/CANADA/ICELAND : COOPERATION AGREEMENTS TO FIGHT IUU FISHING Another top choice is Shake-Away Organic Animal Repellent, which comes in various natural formulas targeted to whichever type of critter you're trying to deter. The active ingredient in the product is the urine of a feared predator; Shake-Away's Small Animal Repellent, for example, uses fox urine. Dear EarthTalk: What would you recommend as a non-toxic/non-lethal way to keep squirrels, gophers and groundhogs away? * No, the negative tone may deter further adoption of IT systems. Truth hurts? The report, published in several newspapers Thursday, said 27-year-old Majid--who was only identified by his first name--confessed to blinding Ameneh Bahrami in 2004 by throwing acid on her face to deter others from marrying the woman he loved but who rejected him. Court sentences failed lover to be blinded This will deter young people from smoking and will make smokers quit smoking," Karataev said. Cigarette packs to have deterring pictograms in Kyrgyzstan since 2009 While there had been concern that name-based reporting would deter testing, researchers found that few respondents cited the law as a reason to avoid or delay testing. HIV name reporting not lowering test rates However, 23 per cent of those currently flouting the law say the new legislation will deter them from doing so in the future. Mobile menaces set to stay While many people argue that the 421-a incentive has been costing the City too much money and is not necessary to encourage development in New York, others claim that the reform will deter developers from building. Will tax incentives be big enough to tempt developers? Whom is the United States trying to deter, from doing what, and in what circumstances? Can deterrence be tailored?
随便看	tear (someone or something) in two tear (someone or something) to pieces tear (someone or something) to ribbons tear (someone or something) to shreds tear someone or something to shreds tear someone/something apart tear someone/something up tear someone up tear (something) on (something) tear the heart out of (something) tear the rag off the bush tear through tear through (something) tear to pieces tear/tug/pull at/on (one's)/the heartstrings tear up tear up the pea patch tear your hair tear your hair out tear yourself/something loose tease tease about tease into doing tease (one) about (someone or something) tease (one) into (doing something)