Co oznacza discourage w języku angielskim i jaka jest definicja discourage?

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discourage znaczenie & definicja

0 to try to persuade someone not to do something -- odwodzić kogoś od czegoś , zniechęcać kogoś do czegoś
- a campaign to discourage people from smoking
1 to try to prevent something from happening -- zapobiegać
- a campaign to discourage smoking
2 to make someone less confident or enthusiastic about something -- zniechęcać
- I didn't mean to discourage her.

Relations among peripheral groups are often competitive, a situation that may not be discouraged by the primate center.
Reactions ranged from deliberately avoiding information to expressing the temptation not to gather information due to how discouraging it made the prognosis feel.
Moreover, the procedural changes led to an ever-greater focalizing on the innovative activity and discouraged those applicants who presented grandiose but totally unrealistic projects.
There was a second way in which social services systems potentially discouraged carers from having an assessment.
Such practices should be discouraged as they will overestimate the role of certain foods in disease.
As a result, the impaired limb is encouraged to steer while the unimpaired limb is actively discouraged.
Occasional administration by staff who are not specifically trained in this procedure should be discouraged.
Competition among asset managers is discouraged if their main function is to meet quantitative asset restrictions.