disuasión

f.

dissuasion, determent, deterrence, discouragement.

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disuasión

► nombre femenino

1 dissuasion

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noun f.

dissuasion

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SF

1) (=convencimiento) dissuasion

le falta capacidad de disuasión — he doesn't have strong powers of persuasion

2) (Mil) deterrence

disuasión nuclear — nuclear deterrence

fuerza 8)

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femenino

a) (Mil, Pol) deterrence

como disuasión — as a deterrent

b) (acción de convencer) dissuasion

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= deterrence, discouragement.

Ex. The reduction in theft rate observed was attributed to the psychological deterrence of the security system.

Ex. Such an approach can lead to confusion and discouragement, and a great deal of energy can be expended on faulty assumptions.

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* disuasión nuclear = nuclear deterrence.

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femenino

a) (Mil, Pol) deterrence

como disuasión — as a deterrent

b) (acción de convencer) dissuasion

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= deterrence, discouragement.

Ex: The reduction in theft rate observed was attributed to the psychological deterrence of the security system.

Ex: Such an approach can lead to confusion and discouragement, and a great deal of energy can be expended on faulty assumptions.

* disuasión nuclear = nuclear deterrence.

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disuasión

feminine

1 (Mil, Pol) deterrence

como disuasión contra cualquier agresión as a deterrent against possible attacks

2 (acción de convencer) dissuasion

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disuasión sustantivo femenino (Mil, Pol) deterrence
disuasión sustantivo femenino dissuasion: habrá que adoptar medidas de disuasión más contundentes, we'll need to adopt more forceful dissuasion techniques

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disuasión nf

deterrence;

tiene gran capacidad de disuasión he's very good at talking people out of things;

política de disuasión policy of deterrence

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disuasión

f dissuasion

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disuasión nf, pl -siones : dissuasion