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Translation for 'abstinent' from English to Slovak

abstinent

abstinentný {adj}

zdržanlivý {adj} [v pôžitkoch]

• abstinent {m} = abstainer [from alcohol]

• He was the first one to suggest the idea of abstinent societies.
• A 2009 study saw that subjects using just Moderation Management to reduce their drinking went from having only about one day a week abstinent from alcohol to having 1.5 days a week abstinent (e.g. ...
• Seventy-two alcoholics in the Core City sample were successfully followed to age 70. By this age 54% had died, 32% were abstinent, 1% were controlled drinkers, and 12% were still abusing alcohol.
• Many boys believed that their male peers who were abstinent would not as easily climb the social ladder as sexually active boys.
• They teach that wives must be subservient to their husbands, women's liberation leads to child neglect and that one can avoid AIDS by being abstinent until marriage.

• in 2005 which found that severity was associated positively with the likelihood of abstinent recovery and associated negatively with the likelihood of non-abstinent recovery or controlled drinking.
• 9 of the users were “abstinent ecstasy users” and the other 8 served as the control group.
• In the past, Bentley has had struggles with alcoholism. He first quit drinking in 1990 but relapsed in 1998. Since 2005, he is completely alcohol abstinent.
• The results show that no patients were harmed. After six months, 33% of patients remained abstinent after LSD treatment, as opposed to the previous statistic of 12% under conventional therapy.
• The GSC is a brief, motivational cognitive-behavioral harm reduction treatment designed to offer an alternative to abstinent only treatment programs such as Alcoholics Anonymous or 12 steps.

• This method of measurement has been used to compare long-term cortisol levels in alcoholics, abstinent alcoholics, and non-alcoholics.
• A previous study had measured the safety and tolerability of tenofovir in both sexually active and abstinent women.
• There has never been a public house in what was until recently a predominantly abstinent Methodist community.
• Virginity pledges (or "abstinence pledge") are a written or oral promise that young people make to remain abstinent until marriage.
• A reformed prostitute and drug addict, Laclé caused considerable controversy in 2007 when she suggested that gay men should be sexually abstinent and leave mainstream LGBT culture.

• Abstinence was the reported goal of 86% of SOS members; 70% of respondents reported that they were currently abstinent (for an average of 6.3 years), another 16% were "mostly abstinent."