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(a) (discourage → person) dissuader;∎ to deter sb from doing sth dissuader qn de faire qch;∎ he was not to be deterred from his purpose il n'allait pas se laisser détourner de son but;∎ why should that deter you from going? pourquoi est-ce que ça t'empêche d'y aller?(b) (prevent → attack) prévenir
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