deterrent in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for deterrent in the English»French Dictionary

I.deterrent [Brit dɪˈtɛr(ə)nt, Am dəˈtərənt] N

deterrent (gen)

moyen m de dissuasion

deterrent MIL

force f de dissuasion

to be a deterrent to sb

dissuader qn

to act as a deterrent MIL

jouer un rôle de dissuasion

II.deterrent [Brit dɪˈtɛr(ə)nt, Am dəˈtərənt] ADJ

deterrent effect

dissuasif/-ive

deterrent measure

de dissuasion

nuclear deterrent N

nuclear deterrent

force f de dissuasion nucléaire

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ultimate accolade, achievement, ambition, challenge, deterrent, power, responsibility, sacrifice, success, victory, weapon

suprême

to rely on government: deterrent, military

s'appuyer sur

Translations for deterrent in the French»English Dictionary

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exemplarité

deterrent nature (de of)

stratégie/force de dissuasion

deterrent strategy/force

dissuasif (dissuasive) armes, force

deterrent

avoir un effet dissuasif sur qn

to act as a deterrent to sb

les contrôles doivent être dissuasifs

the controls must act as a deterrent

agent de dissuasion

deterrent

force de dissuasion MIL

deterrent force

force de dissuasion fig

deterrent

deterrent in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for deterrent in the English»French Dictionary

I.deterrent [dɪˈterənt] N

deterrent

dissuasion f

to act as a deterrent to sb

dissuader qn

II.deterrent [dɪˈterənt] ADJ

deterrent

dissuasif(-ive)

Translations for deterrent in the French»English Dictionary

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force de dissuasion

deterrent

deterrent Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to act as a deterrent to sb

dissuader qn

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

She conducted her 32nd and 33rd deterrent patrols in the early part of 1976.

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To remedy this, the government issued a new law to abolish this execution-culture and restore the intended deterrent effect of executions.

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As a result, there is additional cost for theft deterrent equipment and an increase in maintenance costs associated with the use of one dollar bills.

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In combination, these ships were an effective deterrent against smaller raiders, but were no match for a professional warship.

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The lack of personalization may be a deterrent.

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It is sometimes argued that civil liability can create new deterrents to police misconduct.

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During 1965, she completed four additional deterrent patrols.

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Investigations help prevent and detect fraud, waste, and misconduct and have a deterrent effect on postal crimes.

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Conducted worldwide strategic bombardment training missions and providing nuclear deterrent.

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It s extremely prickly foliage can make a good deterrent.

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