preventable 的 2 个定义
- to keep from occurring; avert; hinder: He intervened to prevent bloodshed.
- to hinder or stop from doing something: There is nothing to prevent us from going.
- Archaic. to act ahead of; forestall.
- (5)
- to interpose a hindrance: He will come if nothing prevents.
preventable 近义词
able to be averted
preventable 的近义词 9 个
preventable 的反义词 3 个
更多preventable例句
- Sticking RNA-based vaccines in the blast freezer prevents such enzymes from tearing apart the RNA and rendering the vaccine inert.
- Public health experts are raising alarms about a study that some conservatives claim reveals that masks are ineffective at preventing the spread of the novel coronavirus.
- The number of new cases had decreased over the weekend, Rooks said, but the number grew again early this week, which prevented the Terps from returning to practice.
- The lawsuit is a last-ditch effort to prevent her own deportation.
- Unlike traditional computers, which allow software to be downloaded from websites, iPhones are locked down to prevent that installation method.
- Infectious diseases are (a) infectious and (b) preventable with a simple shot.
- Tragically, as we deliberate, another day of preventable carnage will come and go.
- Currently, outbreaks of vaccine-preventable illnesses are limited in scope.
- Overdose deaths have now become the leading cause of preventable death in the United States.
- A new study by the Centers for Disease Control ranks the potentially preventable deaths across all 50 states.
- Much of the damage is preventable through properly constructed boxes.
- Symptoms unfavourable, and ultimate collapse preventable only by speedy change of scene.
- But the black fogs of London are mist soaked with preventable coal smoke; their evils have been recognised from the first.
- Hence, from various preventable causes, the vast numbers of young unmarried women crowding public places of resort.
- Imperfect lighting of rooms in which children study or play is one of the chief among these preventable causes.