watch out
/wɒtʃ aʊt/Tradução: Verbo frasal usado para avisar alguém a tomar cuidado ou ficar atento a um perigo ou problema potencial.
Relações da palavra
verb
/wɒtʃ aʊt/Фразовый глагол, используемый для предупреждения кого-либо быть осторожным или внимательным к потенциальной опасности или неприятностям.
Verbo frasal usado para advertir a alguien que tenga cuidado o esté atento ante un peligro o problema potencial.
Verbe à particule utilisé pour avertir quelqu'un de faire attention ou d'être vigilant face à un danger ou à des problèmes potentiels.
Wird verwendet, um jemanden zu warnen, auf eine mögliche Gefahr oder ein Risiko zu achten und vorsichtig zu sein.
Verbo frasal usado para avisar alguém a tomar cuidado ou ficar atento a um perigo ou problema potencial.
用于提醒某人小心、注意潜在的危险或麻烦。
فعل يُستخدم للتحذير من خطر محتمل أو لدعوة الشخص إلى توخي الحذر والانتباه.
A phrasal verb used to warn someone to be careful or alert to potential danger or trouble.
incontável · intransitivo · phrasal, sem objeto
Be careful or cautiousinformal
To be alert and pay attention to potential danger or problems.
Остерегаться
tener cuidado
faire attention
Sich in Acht nehmen
Tomar cuidado
当心
احترس
- Watch out for the slippery floor!
- You should watch out for pickpockets in crowded areas.
- Watch out! There's a car coming.
Be vigilant about somethinginformal
To be aware of and avoid something unpleasant or harmful.
Остерегаться
tener cuidado / estar alerta
se méfier de
Sich in Acht nehmen
Tomar cuidado
小心提防
احترس
- Watch out for fake news online.
- He told me to watch out for hidden fees in the contract.
- Watch out for signs of fatigue while driving.
- watched out past participle
- watched out past simple
- watching out present participle
- watches out third person singular
Verbo basewatch
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