prevention
prevention — 名詞
1. efforts or measures taken to ensure that something unpleasant or harmful does no
預防
防止壞事發生的行動
efforts or measures taken to ensure that something unpleasant or harmful does not happen, especially by acting before it can begin
Tamás wore a mask during flu season as part of his prevention routine.
Tamás 在流感季節戴口罩,做為個人預防措施的一環。
collocation: prevention routine / prevention measures
The city council launched a fire prevention campaign after last year's dry summer.
去年乾旱的夏季過後,市議會發起了一場火災預防宣導活動。
noun compound: fire prevention
Naoko believes that sleep and exercise are the best prevention against illness.
Naoko 認為睡眠和運動是對抗疾病最好的預防方式。
The school installed security cameras for crime prevention in the car park.
學校在停車場安裝了監視器以預防犯罪。
Dentists say that brushing twice a day is the best prevention for tooth decay.
牙醫說每天刷兩次牙是預防蛀牙最好的方法。
- avoidance
focuses on staying away from something rather than actively stopping it
- deterrence
stopping something by creating fear of negative consequences; more formal and often used for crime or military contexts
- precaution
a specific advance measure taken to prevent harm, rather than the general concept
- protection
broader in meaning; includes defence after a threat arises, not only stopping it before it starts
文法句型
prevention of + noun
prevention against + noun
noun + prevention (compound)
用法筆記
Typically used as an uncountable noun; it is not common to write 'a prevention' alone. Instead, use a compound (prevention plan, prevention strategy) or a prepositional phrase (the prevention of something).