Vocab Bloom Hub

warning bell

/ˈwɔːnɪŋ bel/

Traduction: Expression imagée désignant un signe, un signal ou une sensation qui avertit quelqu'un d'un danger potentiel, d'ennuis ou d'un problème nécessitant de l'attention.

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/ˈwɔːnɪŋ bel/B2informal
  • frExpression imagée désignant un signe, un signal ou une sensation qui avertit quelqu'un d'un danger potentiel, d'ennuis ou d'un problème nécessitant de l'attention.

A figurative expression referring to a sign, signal, or feeling that alerts someone to potential danger, trouble, or a problem that requires attention.

  1. Signal of dangerB2formal

    A literal or figurative signal that indicates potential danger, trouble, or a problem.

    frsignal d'alarme

    • The warning bell rang just before the earthquake struck.
    • His sudden silence set off warning bells in her mind.
    • The company's falling profits were a warning bell for investors.
  2. Alert or reminderB2informal

    A sign or event that serves as a reminder to be cautious or to take action.

    frsonnette d'alarme

    • The teacher's stern look was a warning bell for the noisy students.
    • The deadline approaching was a warning bell to finish the project.
    • Her repeated mistakes were a warning bell that she needed more training.
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