Kiel oni diras "to keep from" kun la senco malebligi ke oni faru ion? "I can't keep you from making bad choices." ĉu preventi?
I can't keep you from making bad choices.
Mi ne povas deteni vin de malbonaj elektoj.
My father's stories kept me from drinking alcohol.
Historioj de mia patro detenis min de alkoholtrinkado.
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Dankon al vi ĉiuj! Mi disponas nun kelkajn bonajn manierojn por esprimi tion. :) – Airvian Dec 20 '16 at 5:28
Ŝajnas al mi ke vi respondis la propran demandon.
- malebligi ke oni faru ion
- malebligi al iu faru ion
answered Dec 18 '16 at 23:14
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What about the cases where you are kept from doing something, that you are still able of doing? "My father's stories kept me from drinking alcohol, even though I wanted to try, like all my friends did." I don't think the sense here is that the stories made it impossible for the person to drink. Instead, they caused a certain desicion. – Antonia Montaro Dec 19 '16 at 6:47
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1"My father's stories kept me from drinking alcohol" - Mi ne trinkis, pro rakontoj el mia patro. – Lumo5 Dec 19 '16 at 8:39
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This is from Duolingo:
La malbona vetero malebligis al ni labori.
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This answer has been edited but there are still some issues with it. It would be better to say malhelpi al iu -- but that doesn't mean quite the same thing as keeping someone from doing something. It only means that doing it would become more difficult. – Tomaso Alexander Dec 20 '16 at 15:08
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At the time I'm leaving this comment, it looks like this answer has been edited again. It's standing at -1, and in the current version looks essentially the same as my own answer, so I suppose I should vote it up (to 0). – Tomaso Alexander Jan 23 '17 at 13:17
