How is the word dissuader translated from French to English

Chercher à empêcher quelqu'un de faire quelque chose.

To try to stop someone from doing something.

verb
English translation
Discourage

Examples with “dissuader”

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  • Les prix élevés dissuadent les gens d'acheter. High prices discourage people from buying.

  • Ne laisse pas un seul échec te décourager. Don't let one failure discourage you.

  • Mes parents m'ont dissuadé de partir à l'étranger. My parents discouraged me from moving abroad.

  • La mauvaise nouvelle a découragé toute l'équipe. The bad news discouraged the whole team.

  • Essaie de le dissuader avec douceur. Try to discourage him gently.

  • La longue attente te décourage-t-elle ? Does the long wait discourage you?

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FAQ about “dissuader”

How is “dissuader” translated from French?
“dissuader” translates into English as “Discourage”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “dissuader” mean?
Meaning of “dissuader”: Chercher à empêcher quelqu'un de faire quelque chose. In English — “Discourage”.
What part of speech is “dissuader”?
“dissuader” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “dissuader”?
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