及物动词阻止，制止; 使不敢; 使踌躇
不及物动词阻止，威慑
及物动词recommend
及物动词
1. Failure did not deter him from trying again.
失败并未使他泄气罢休。
2. Failure did not deter us from trying it again.
失败并没有能阻挡我们再次进行试验。
1. 阻止：高利息并没有阻止(deter)低收入消费者继续贷款购物. 工资日高利贷可提供高利率贷款,还款的日期是下次发工资的日子. 工资日高利贷服务上个世纪90年代初仅有300家,如今已经超过了25000家. 精明的金融投资家更是把工资日贷款和典当行结合起来形成连锁店铺.
2. 防止：detect 发现 | deter 防止 | detract 减损,责难
3. 制止; 使断念头：semiarid: 半干旱的 | deter: 制止; 使断念头 | subsidy:补助金;津贴
4. 制止/害怕：frowsy 肮脏的 | deter 制止/害怕 | defer 延期,顺从 尊敬
1. 威慑住;吓住;阻止;制止
To deter someone from doing something means to make them not want to do it or continue doing it.
e.g. Supporters of the death penalty argue that it would deter criminals from carrying guns...
死刑的支持者认为它能阻吓罪犯携带枪支。
e.g. Arrests and jail sentences have done nothing to deter the protesters...
逮捕和监禁都没能吓倒抗议者。
1. deter的反义词
1. That bullish view is different from other analysts who worry that the rising unemployment rate will deter home seekers from buying.
2. " The mainland side has the necessary preparations to firmly deter any hazardous separatist activity, " said Yang.
3. A shortage of skilled labor has come to deter foreign investment, and the education system cannot respond adequately to market needs.
4. Another target of criticism in the telecom sector's code of conduct is the absence of punitive measures to deter rogue agents.
5. Obviously the measure is intended to deter inflationary pressure, fuelled by easy corporate loans from China's commercial banking system.
6. deter
6. Seoul has for years sought to extend its missile range to deter the DPRK, which it said had developed missiles that could reach every corner of the country.
7. They were seen as a move to deter similar corrupt practices in elections.
8. The CPC brought some of the scandals to light earlier this year hoping to deter similar corrupt practices in the upcoming elections.
9. Such capacity can deter any potential adversary should China's national interests be encroached upon.
10. Legal experts are calling for new rules to criminalize the act of driving under the influence of drug consumption to deter such offenses.
verb
1. deter
1. turn away from by persuasion
e.g. Negative campaigning will only dissuade people
Synonym: dissuade
2. try to prevent
show opposition to
e.g. We should discourage this practice among our youth
Synonym: discourage