deterrent
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[modifier] Anglais
Étymologie
Adjectif
deterrent /di.ˈte.ɹənt/
- Dissuasif.
- Evidence on the deterrent effect of capital punishment is important for many.
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deterrents /di.'te.ɹənts/ |
deterrent
- Dissuasion, chose qui empêche ou dissuade de faire quelque chose.
- Before becoming Governor, I supported the death penalty because of my firm conviction that it would act as a significant deterrent. — (George E. Pataki, USA Today, 1997)
- Force de dissuasion (nucléaire).
- “The world has moved on, you need to move with it,” Clegg told Brown and Cameron over their defence of keeping Britain's independent nuclear deterrent. — (Anna Tomforde, article « New kid on the block is 'winner' of big debate », Deutsche Presse-Agentur, 16 avril 2010.)
