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WARN - translation to arabic
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WARN; Warn (disambiguation)
WARN
الفعل
أَنْذَرَ ; حَذَّرَ ; نَبَّهَ ; وَعَّى
warn
VT
يحذر = ينذر = ينبه الى ضرورة كذا يشعر ، يخبر يأمر، يدعو
يحذر = ينذر = ينبه الى ضرورة كذا يشعر ، يخبر يأمر، يدعو
warn
فِعْل : يُحْذّر . يُنْذِر . ينبّه إلى ضرورة كذا . يُشْعِر . يُخْبر . يأمر . يدعو
Definition
warn
(warns, warning, warned)
Frequency: The word is one of the 1500 most common words in English.
1.
If you warn someone about something such as a possible danger or problem, you tell them about it so that they are aware of it.
When I had my first baby friends warned me that children were expensive...
They warned him of the dangers of sailing alone...
Analysts warned that Europe's most powerful economy may be facing trouble...
He also warned of a possible anti-Western backlash.
VERB: V n that, V n of/about n, V that, V of n
2.
If you warn someone not to do something, you advise them not to do it so that they can avoid possible danger or punishment.
Mrs. Blount warned me not to interfere...
'Don't do anything yet,' he warned. 'Too risky.'...
'Keep quiet, or they'll all come out,' they warned him...
I wish I'd listened to the people who warned me against having the operation...
VERB: V n to-inf, V with quote, V n with quote, V n against n/-ing
Examples of use of WARN
1. "In Kabul, Qanooni‘s people warn me, and here the Taliban warn me," he said.
2. Changing attitudes is essential, retirement experts warn.
3. Why didn‘t the medical establishment warn parents?
4. It is all the same to them whether you warn them or you do not warn them: they will not believe.
5. Summers warn the nation may be teetering toward recession.