deterrent 
					英 [dɪˈterənt ]  
					美 [dɪˈtɜːrənt ]  
					n.  威慑因素; 遏制力
					复数:deterrents 
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					Collins.1 / BNC.7188 / COCA.9721
					
					
						
							牛津词典 
							
								
									
										 noun
										威慑因素;遏制力Hopefully his punishment will act as a deterrent to others. the country's nuclear deterrents (= nuclear weapons that are intended to stop an enemy from attacking)   
									 
								 
								
							 
							
 
							柯林斯词典 
							
								
									
										N-COUNT 威慑力量;威慑因素;遏制物deterrent  is something that prevents people from doing something by making them afraid of what will happen to them if they do it.
											They seriously believe that capital punishment is a deterrent... The tough new law should act as a deterrent.  
										N-COUNT 威慑武器deterrent  is a weapon or set of weapons designed to prevent enemies from attacking by making them afraid to do so.
											...a nuclear deterrent.  
										ADJ 威慑的;吓阻的;遏制的deterrent  effect, it has the effect of preventing people from doing certain things.
											Hopefully, that will have a deterrent effect on drug syndicates in the future. ...his belief in the deterrent value of capital punishment.  
									 
								 
								
							 
							
 
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										The most important deterrent for most criminals is the likelihood of detection and arrest.  
										They seriously believe that capital punishment is a deterrent  
										The tough new law should act as a deterrent.  
										Hopefully, that will have a deterrent effect on drug syndicates in the future.  
										There is a fear that the freeze on bank accounts could prove a lasting deterrent to investors.  
										There's no credible alternative to the nuclear deterrent.  
										Death penalty is a deterrent to violent crimes.  
										But although sanctions were a necessary punishment they have proved an ineffective deterrent.  
										Our deterrent weapons are guarded against accidental explosion or use.  
										I asked if he thought Britain should keep an independent nuclear deterrent.  
										Long jail terms are an effective warning and deterrent.  
										But still military incursions and arrests continue, as the regime calculates that fear is the best deterrent.  
										Their missiles are viewed as a defensive and deterrent force.  
										A policy that lacked flexibility also lacked credibility, and was no deterrent at all.  
										Some people say that capital punishment acts as a deterrent.  
										The deterrent is other penalty methods cannot compare.  
										Nuclear weapons are the ultimate deterrent.  
										And if we maintain a strong deterrent, they are exceedingly unlikely to launch an attack.  
										Management of the move obviously have had a deterrent effect.  
										They believe capital punishment acts as a deterrent to crime.  
										While in the peaceful time, this possibility can be the great deterrent to Japan economically and militarily.  
										It is not only likely to get the kidnapped people out, but it's a deterrent as well.  
										The British debate assumes for example that transparency and predictability are essential to an effective deterrent.  
										Nuclear weapons are often called the deterrent.  
										Since many countries have not yet enacted deterrent legislation, counterfeiters often do not fear prosecution.  
										I said yes because it was a new challenge for me and I believed that it would act as a deterrent to crime.  
										In theory capital punishment is the ultimate deterrent.  
										In rejoinder, the abolitionists question the superior deterrent value of the death penalty.  
										Is Britain to be completely dependent on the U.S.A.for their deterrent? That would be ridiculous: politics change;  
										This should be a deterrent to reckless moves by Moscow.  
									 
								 
								
							 
							
 
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