Resumen
preventable {adjetivo}
evitable
to prevent {verbo}
cautelar · evitar · imposibilitar · caucionar · impedir · prevenir
Traducción Inglés-Español para "preventable"
"preventable" en español
preventable {adjetivo}
preventable {adj.} (también: avoidable)
A significant, and potentially preventable, contribution to the overall morbidity arose from secondary hypoxic-ischaemic damage.
Mr President, tobacco use is the single most preventable cause of ill health and premature death throughout most of the world.
to prevent {verbo}
to prevent [prevented|prevented] {vb}
Such a policy ties in with the prevention principle and the proximity principle.
Precaution does not equal prevention, nor should the precautionary principle be invoked as a technical trade barrier.
Compliance with the precautionary principle, however, does not mean preventing any technological progress in the field of processing foods.
to prevent [prevented|prevented] {vb}
We must inform, warn, monitor, anticipate and prevent a human and social disaster.
To recover your account and prevent it from being hacked again, follow these steps.
President Megawati understandably wishes to prevent Indonesia falling apart.
If he genuinely wants to prevent war, he must tell the inspectors the truth.
We do not understand what Frontex did this summer to prevent people from dying.
to prevent [prevented|prevented] {vb} (también: to disable)
Large movements in the photo or changes in zoom level might prevent alignment from taking place, or create suboptimal composites.
Better structures must prevent political leaders from indulging in their unbridled hunger for power and wealth undisturbed.
We have not passed a regulation preventing the application of green biotechnology and the PPE-DE Group welcomes that.
This will remove the technical barriers that hitherto have prevented us from using the most fuel-efficient vehicles possible.
That prevents any scrutiny by the national parliaments, whose decisions can, of course, be outvoted by the respective majorities in the Council.
to prevent [prevented|prevented] {vb} (también: to bail, to caveat)
to prevent [prevented|prevented] {v.t.} (también: to impede, to hinder, to avert, to hamper)
I cannot prevent people buying if you do not know how to prevent people selling.
In many countries there are existing laws which should prevent this from happening.
(A denial of service attack attempts to limit or prevent access to the Internet.)
This should not, however, prevent the adoption of the initiative by Denmark.
Every attempt must be made to prevent another genocide on the continent of Africa.
to prevent [prevented|prevented] {v.t.}
We must inform, warn, monitor, anticipate and prevent a human and social disaster.
This would help prevent premature death in adults, but the embryo itself would die,
These inhibitors can limit the infection and prevent the spread of the virus.
What has happened to the plan adopted to prevent and combat people trafficking?
Vigorous endeavours to prevent these diseases cannot take place in a vacuum.
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Palabras similares
pretext · pretrial · prettily · pretty · pretzel · pretzels · prevailing · prevalence · prevalent · prevarication · preventable · preventative · prevented · prevention · preventive · preventively · preview · previewer · previous · previously · prey
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