| 词汇 | warned |
| 释义 | warned past simple and past participle ofwarn warn verb[ I or T ] uk /wɔːn/ us /wɔːrn/ B1 to make someone realize a possible danger or problem, especially one in the future: 警告;告诫;提醒 [ + obj + to infinitive ]We were warned not to eat the fish which might upset our stomachs.我们被告诫不要吃那种鱼，因为可能会导致胃部轻微不适。 [ + obj + (that) ]Have you warned them (that) there will be an extra person for dinner?你有没有提醒他们会多一个人吃饭？ I was warned against/off going to the east coast because it was so full of tourists.有人告诫我不要去东海岸，因为那里游客爆满。 The boating area is marked with buoys to warn off swimmers.划船区用浮标指示，警告游泳者不要进入。 There were signs warning of fog as soon as we got onto the motorway.我们一上高速公路，就看到有“大雾”的警示牌。 This particular curry is extremely hot - be warned!这种特别的咖哩食品极辣——小心食用！ Put that ball down now, Laura - I'm warning you (= I will punish you if you do not)!放下那个球到这儿来，劳拉——我是在警告你！ I have to warn you that there's a degree of danger involved in this. My sister warned me not to trust him.我姐姐告诫我不要相信他。 I'm warning you, don't mess about with those tools. The leaflet warns children about the dangers of smoking. My mother always warned me not to talk to strangers.我母亲总是告诫我不要和陌生人讲话。 Threats & warnings advance warning alarm alarm bell bell-ringing beware the ides of Marchidiom bow brushback pitch burglar alarm cautionary cautionary tale dare early warning system hear warning bellsidiom minatory one swallow doesn't make a summeridiom protection racket red alert red flag scare quotes yellow card Examples of warnedwarned In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use. Potential readers of the book should perhaps be warned that the author has not made things easy for them. Punishments depended on the offence, but she could be warned by the wet-nursing inspection bureau, fined or dismissed. The opponents warned that the project meant the end of the beach as a popular site of recreation for common people. The public needs to be warned about risks involved in consumption of processed meat products, and educated about proper foodhandling and storage. I warned explicitly for a mystification of particularity and the dangers of a return to mythology. The local state warned that union funds 'which might easily reach a considerable figure' could be diverted to politically revolutionary purposes. And they warned that hearing news without the context provided in a newspaper would confuse the public. The minister of defence again warned that the plan was a death trap but nobody listened. Some writers have even warned that students' participation in the assessment process may discipline, rather than empower, students. Medical authorities warned that doctors often felt a conflict between their obligations to their patients and the demand for cause-of-death data. In fact, the pamphlet warned potential applicants that their preservice training would not suffice to make them "competent and reliable" colonial civil servants. Subjects were not warned of the possible organization into semantic categories during the learning stage. Instructions warned against guessing; scoring of the checklist was the number of correct magazine titles checked minus the number of foils checked. The rest of us might do better to recall, when warned of the next doomsday, what ever became of the last one. Each was fined 20d and warned not to reoffend, on pain of a 20s fine or banishment. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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