Definition of preventer in English:

preventer

noun prɪˈvɛntəˌprəˈvɛn(t)ər

1A person or thing that prevents something.
a power-surge preventer
Example sentencesExamples
- An equally erudite body of experts has argued that fluoride can trigger bone deformities and stain tooth enamel, and has poured scorn and doubt on its worth as a preventer of tooth rot.
- Children began taking more reliever medication on average 1 day before increasing preventer, although there was sporadic extra reliever use 4-6 days earlier.
- Stretching does not live up to its reputation as an injury preventer, a study has found.
- But their final resting place is under the waves, where they are being used to create artificial reefs, marine habitats, breakwaters, erosion preventers and some very cool diving destinations.
- Captain James Cook is widely renowned as an explorer, pioneering navigator and preventer of scurvy.
- On the other hand, birth control pills are an effective preventer of pregnancy, which is in turn a powerful risk factor for thrombosis.
- Make sure to install a drain and backflow preventer.
- If evidence is to be called on factual issues, it is likely to be mainly about the usual industry practice relating to installation of blow-out preventers.
- Reduced pressure backflow preventers are more expensive, used mostly in commercial irrigation installations.
- Women are problem preventers; men are problem solvers.
- Preventive war rests on the premise that the preventer has accurate and reliable knowledge about the evil enemy's capabilities and intentions.
- PolyShield regular graffiti preventer forms an invisible barrier on interior and exterior surfaces that acts as a shield to prevent the absorption of vandalistic harm into the substrate.
- ‘Success,’ Hall believes, ‘is one of the biggest preventers of growth.’
- There are two main kinds of asthma medicine, both of which involve inhalers - relievers and preventers.
- No lawn means there's no lawn mower, no bags of crabgrass preventer or grub control.
- Unlike relievers, preventers aren't meant to have an immediate effect and should be used as prescribed, whether or not there are symptoms.
- Here again, the only way to remain weed free is to apply a weed preventer.
- Also, if you find that you regularly need the reliever medication many times a day you should definitely be on a preventer medication such as an inhaled steroid.
- It was quite a dramatic moment… quite frightening… and then the blow-out preventer was shut in, and it calmed down.
- I got this call around the time I learned why red clover has an age-old reputation as a cancer preventer.
1. 1.1Sailing An extra line or wire rigged to support a piece of rigging under strain, or to hold the boom and prevent it from gybing.

Rhymes

assenter, cementer, centre (US center), concentre (US concenter), dissenter, enter, eventer, fermenter (US fermentor), fomenter, frequenter, inventor, lamenter, magenta, placenta, polenta, precentor, presenter, repenter, tenter, tormentor

Definition of preventer in US English:

preventer

nounˌprəˈvɛn(t)ərˌprəˈven(t)ər

1A person or thing that prevents something.
effective as preventers of further infection
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Success,’ Hall believes, ‘is one of the biggest preventers of growth.’
- But their final resting place is under the waves, where they are being used to create artificial reefs, marine habitats, breakwaters, erosion preventers and some very cool diving destinations.
- Here again, the only way to remain weed free is to apply a weed preventer.
- On the other hand, birth control pills are an effective preventer of pregnancy, which is in turn a powerful risk factor for thrombosis.
- There are two main kinds of asthma medicine, both of which involve inhalers - relievers and preventers.
- Reduced pressure backflow preventers are more expensive, used mostly in commercial irrigation installations.
- Stretching does not live up to its reputation as an injury preventer, a study has found.
- Make sure to install a drain and backflow preventer.
- It was quite a dramatic moment… quite frightening… and then the blow-out preventer was shut in, and it calmed down.
- Captain James Cook is widely renowned as an explorer, pioneering navigator and preventer of scurvy.
- Unlike relievers, preventers aren't meant to have an immediate effect and should be used as prescribed, whether or not there are symptoms.
- Preventive war rests on the premise that the preventer has accurate and reliable knowledge about the evil enemy's capabilities and intentions.
- PolyShield regular graffiti preventer forms an invisible barrier on interior and exterior surfaces that acts as a shield to prevent the absorption of vandalistic harm into the substrate.
- Also, if you find that you regularly need the reliever medication many times a day you should definitely be on a preventer medication such as an inhaled steroid.
- An equally erudite body of experts has argued that fluoride can trigger bone deformities and stain tooth enamel, and has poured scorn and doubt on its worth as a preventer of tooth rot.
- Children began taking more reliever medication on average 1 day before increasing preventer, although there was sporadic extra reliever use 4-6 days earlier.
- If evidence is to be called on factual issues, it is likely to be mainly about the usual industry practice relating to installation of blow-out preventers.
- No lawn means there's no lawn mower, no bags of crabgrass preventer or grub control.
- Women are problem preventers; men are problem solvers.
- I got this call around the time I learned why red clover has an age-old reputation as a cancer preventer.
1. 1.1Sailing An extra line or wire rigged to support a piece of rigging under strain, or to hold the boom and prevent it from jibing.

单词	preventer
释义	Definition of preventer in English: preventer noun prɪˈvɛntəˌprəˈvɛn(t)ər 1A person or thing that prevents something. a power-surge preventer Example sentencesExamples An equally erudite body of experts has argued that fluoride can trigger bone deformities and stain tooth enamel, and has poured scorn and doubt on its worth as a preventer of tooth rot. Children began taking more reliever medication on average 1 day before increasing preventer, although there was sporadic extra reliever use 4-6 days earlier. Stretching does not live up to its reputation as an injury preventer, a study has found. But their final resting place is under the waves, where they are being used to create artificial reefs, marine habitats, breakwaters, erosion preventers and some very cool diving destinations. Captain James Cook is widely renowned as an explorer, pioneering navigator and preventer of scurvy. On the other hand, birth control pills are an effective preventer of pregnancy, which is in turn a powerful risk factor for thrombosis. Make sure to install a drain and backflow preventer. If evidence is to be called on factual issues, it is likely to be mainly about the usual industry practice relating to installation of blow-out preventers. Reduced pressure backflow preventers are more expensive, used mostly in commercial irrigation installations. Women are problem preventers; men are problem solvers. Preventive war rests on the premise that the preventer has accurate and reliable knowledge about the evil enemy's capabilities and intentions. PolyShield regular graffiti preventer forms an invisible barrier on interior and exterior surfaces that acts as a shield to prevent the absorption of vandalistic harm into the substrate. ‘Success,’ Hall believes, ‘is one of the biggest preventers of growth.’ There are two main kinds of asthma medicine, both of which involve inhalers - relievers and preventers. No lawn means there's no lawn mower, no bags of crabgrass preventer or grub control. Unlike relievers, preventers aren't meant to have an immediate effect and should be used as prescribed, whether or not there are symptoms. Here again, the only way to remain weed free is to apply a weed preventer. Also, if you find that you regularly need the reliever medication many times a day you should definitely be on a preventer medication such as an inhaled steroid. It was quite a dramatic moment… quite frightening… and then the blow-out preventer was shut in, and it calmed down. I got this call around the time I learned why red clover has an age-old reputation as a cancer preventer. 1.1Sailing An extra line or wire rigged to support a piece of rigging under strain, or to hold the boom and prevent it from gybing. Rhymes assenter, cementer, centre (US center), concentre (US concenter), dissenter, enter, eventer, fermenter (US fermentor), fomenter, frequenter, inventor, lamenter, magenta, placenta, polenta, precentor, presenter, repenter, tenter, tormentor Definition of preventer in US English: preventer nounˌprəˈvɛn(t)ərˌprəˈven(t)ər 1A person or thing that prevents something. effective as preventers of further infection Example sentencesExamples ‘Success,’ Hall believes, ‘is one of the biggest preventers of growth.’ But their final resting place is under the waves, where they are being used to create artificial reefs, marine habitats, breakwaters, erosion preventers and some very cool diving destinations. Here again, the only way to remain weed free is to apply a weed preventer. On the other hand, birth control pills are an effective preventer of pregnancy, which is in turn a powerful risk factor for thrombosis. There are two main kinds of asthma medicine, both of which involve inhalers - relievers and preventers. Reduced pressure backflow preventers are more expensive, used mostly in commercial irrigation installations. Stretching does not live up to its reputation as an injury preventer, a study has found. Make sure to install a drain and backflow preventer. It was quite a dramatic moment… quite frightening… and then the blow-out preventer was shut in, and it calmed down. Captain James Cook is widely renowned as an explorer, pioneering navigator and preventer of scurvy. Unlike relievers, preventers aren't meant to have an immediate effect and should be used as prescribed, whether or not there are symptoms. Preventive war rests on the premise that the preventer has accurate and reliable knowledge about the evil enemy's capabilities and intentions. PolyShield regular graffiti preventer forms an invisible barrier on interior and exterior surfaces that acts as a shield to prevent the absorption of vandalistic harm into the substrate. Also, if you find that you regularly need the reliever medication many times a day you should definitely be on a preventer medication such as an inhaled steroid. An equally erudite body of experts has argued that fluoride can trigger bone deformities and stain tooth enamel, and has poured scorn and doubt on its worth as a preventer of tooth rot. Children began taking more reliever medication on average 1 day before increasing preventer, although there was sporadic extra reliever use 4-6 days earlier. If evidence is to be called on factual issues, it is likely to be mainly about the usual industry practice relating to installation of blow-out preventers. No lawn means there's no lawn mower, no bags of crabgrass preventer or grub control. Women are problem preventers; men are problem solvers. I got this call around the time I learned why red clover has an age-old reputation as a cancer preventer. 1.1Sailing An extra line or wire rigged to support a piece of rigging under strain, or to hold the boom and prevent it from jibing.
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