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to discourage
01
vietare, scoraggiare
to officially forbid someone from doing a specific activity, usually to prevent it from happening
Transitive: to discourage an activity
Example
The school discouraged the use of cell phones by implementing a ban on mobile devices during class hours to maintain a focused learning environment.
The teacher discouraged cheating by implementing strict consequences.
The government enacted regulations to discourage the consumption of sugary drinks in public schools.
02
scoraggiare
to cause someone to lose enthusiasm, hope, or confidence, often by expressing negativity or criticism
Transitive: to discourage sb
Example
The failure of his first business venture discouraged young entrepreneur.
The rejection letters from publishers discouraged him and he finally gave up writing.
The constant criticism from his parents discouraged the aspiring musician.
03
discoraggiare, dissuadere
to prevent or persuade someone from taking a particular action or pursuing a specific course of action
Ditransitive: to discourage sb from sth
Example
The coach discourages players from engaging in unsportsmanlike behavior.
The new policy will discourage employees from using company resources for personal matters.
I tried to discourage him from quitting his job by highlighting the potential risks and uncertainties.
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The school discouraged the use of cell phones by implementing a ban on mobile devices during class hours to maintain a focused learning environment.
The teacher discouraged cheating by implementing strict consequences.
The government enacted regulations to discourage the consumption of sugary drinks in public schools.
The transit authority installed turnstiles to discourage fare evasion and ensure fair payment for public transportation services.
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