deterrent

• يصف ما يمنع أو يردع عن القيام بفعل ما، غالباً من خلال إثارة الخوف من العواقب. يُستخدم لوصف العقوبات أو التدابير التي تردع الآخرين عن الإقدام على سلوك غير مرغوب.

Describes something that discourages or prevents an action, often through fear of consequences.

1. Preventive or discouragingB2formal

   Serving to discourage or prevent an action, especially through fear of consequences.

   رادع

   • The high fines have a deterrent effect on speeding.
   • The presence of security cameras is a deterrent measure against theft.
   • Strict laws serve as a deterrent to potential criminals.

   المرادفاتcautionarydiscouragingdissuasiveobstructivepreclusivepreventive

   الأضدادencouragingenticingincentiveinvitingpromotional

• اسم يدل على ما يردع أو يمنع صدور فعل أو سلوك معين، غالبًا من خلال إحداث الخوف من العواقب. ويُستعمل أيضًا للأداة أو الوسيلة التي تحقق هذا الردع، كالقوة العسكرية أو العقوبة.

A noun referring to something that discourages or prevents a particular action or behavior, often through fear of consequences.

1. Discouraging factorB2formal

   Something that discourages or prevents a particular action or behavior.

   عامل رادع

   • The high cost of the tickets was a deterrent for many people.
   • Strict laws act as a deterrent against crime.
   • The threat of punishment is often used as a deterrent.

   المرادفاتbarriercheckcurbdeterrencediscouragementdisincentivehindranceimpedimentinhibitionobstacleobstructionrestraint

   الأضدادencouragementincentiveinducementmotivationstimulus

2. Military or strategic measureC1formalpolitical

   A weapon or policy intended to prevent an enemy from taking an action, especially by threatening retaliation.

   وسيلة ردع

   • Nuclear weapons are considered a powerful deterrent.
   • The country's defense strategy relies on a strong deterrent.
   • The alliance maintained a credible deterrent against aggression.

   المرادفاتdeterrence