avert Meaning & Definition

  • En [ əˈvɜːt]
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Meaning of avert In English

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Examples of avert

  • One study (7) estimated that for an experienced sports surgeon, 4% of the arthroscopies could have been averted compared with 14% for the other physicians.

  • A source of variation among studies estimating the proportion of potentially avoidable arthroscopies is the criteria used to consider that the procedure would be averted.

  • One motivation for combating genetic disease is the hope of saving money by averting births of infants with costly disorders.

  • In the results section, the authors estimate the number of cases of childhood morbidity that could be averted in each pollution clean-up scenario.

  • The panoptic state had no intention of averting its gaze once it reached the threshold of the family home.

  • Still, a modest expansion of day-care provision was projected to allow women to work, thus averting the feared shortage of labour in the industrial sector.

  • He averted syncope by tensing the muscle of his arms and legs or bending forwards as if to tie his shoelaces.

  • Usually, though, this relationship averts the greater harm of the child's lacking all parental relations.

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Translations of avert In Other Languages

  • 中文繁体

    避免, 防止,避免, 轉移…

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  • 中文简体

    避免, 防止,避免, 转移…

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  • Español

    evitar, conjurar, apartar…

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  • Português

    evitar, desviar…

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  • Français

    détourner, prévenir…

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  • Čeština

    odvrátit, zamezit…

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  • Dansk

    vende væk, forhindre, afværge…

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  • Indonesia

    mengalihkan pandangan, mencegah…

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