| 释义 |
[/wɔːn; wɔrn/] v 用法:
1 (a) [Tn, Tn.pr, Dn.f, Dn.w] ~ sb (of sth) give sb notice of sth, esp possible danger or unpleasant consequences; inform sb in advance of what may happen 提醒某人（尤指可能有危险的或有不良後果的事）; 预先通知某人; 警告:
`Mind the step,' she warned. ｀小心脚底下,＇她提醒道. *
I tried to warn him, but he wouldn't listen. 我事先跟他说过, 可他就是不听. *
She has been warned of the danger of driving the car in that state. 已经告诉过她, 汽车这个样子开起来有危险. *
The police are warning (motorists) of possible delays. 警方通知（驾驶汽车的人）交通可能受阻. *
If you warn me in advance, I will have your order ready for you. 你若预先通知我, 我就能给您准备好了. *
They warned her that if she did it again she would be sent to prison. 他们警告她说她再这麽干就把她关进监狱. *
I had been warned what to expect. 事先已经告诉过我要出这种事.(b) [Tn.pr] ~ sb about/against sb/sth; ~ sb against doing sth put sb on his guard against sb/sth 让某人警惕或提防某人[某事物]:
He warned us against pickpockets. 他告诉我们要小心扒手. *
The police have warned shopkeepers about the forged banknotes. 警方已通知各店主留意伪钞. *
The doctor warned us against overtiring the patient. 医生让我们注意病人不可过劳.
(C) [Dn.t] advise sb (not) to do sth 建议或劝告某人（不要）做某事:
They were warned not to climb the mountain in such bad weather. 已经劝过他们天气这麽坏不要攀登那座山. *
She warned them to be careful. 她告诉他们务必小心. 用法:
2 (phr v) warn sb off (sth/doing sth) give sb notice that he must go or stay away, eg from private property 通知某人离开或不要接触（如私人的地方）:
I had been warned off visiting her while she was still unwell. 已经告诉我她还没好不要去看她. |