forewarning

• 指对未来事件或情况的提前告知、预先警告或预警。

A noun referring to an early indication or advance notice given about a future event or situation.

1. Early warningB2formal

   An advance notice or indication of something that is going to happen, often something unpleasant or dangerous.

   预警

   • The dark clouds gave us a forewarning of the coming storm.
   • She received no forewarning of the company's decision to lay off staff.
   • The report served as a forewarning of potential economic difficulties.

   同义词alertauguryforetokenharbingerheads-upnoticeomenportentpremonitionpresagesignwarning

   反义词aftermathsurprise

• 动词，指事先警告某人可能发生的危险、问题或事件，使其有所准备。

A verb used to indicate the act of warning someone in advance about a potential danger, problem, or event.

1. Warn in advanceB2formal

   To inform someone of a possible danger or problem before it happens.

   预先警告

   • The weather service forewarned residents about the approaching storm.
   • She forewarned him about the difficult interview questions.
   • The manager forewarned the team about the upcoming changes.

   同义词alertapprisecautionnotifytip off