alarm

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alarm
[əˈlɑːm]
sustantivo
1alarma (f)
  • to raise or give the alarm -> dar la alarma
  • there's no cause for alarm -> no hay motivo de alarma
  • alarm clock -> (reloj (m) ) despertador (m)
  • alarm signal -> señal (f) de alarma
verbo transitivo
2alarmar
  • to be alarmed at something -> estar alarmado(a) por algo

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alarm [a-lárm]
sustantivo
1Alarma, toque para tomar las arma
sustantivo
2Sobresalto, grito o señal para advertir un peligro.
3Reloj con despertador.
1Tocar alarma.
2Alarmar, asustar, sorprender: perturbar, inquietar.
va.

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alarm [əˈlɑːm]
noun
1 (warning, bell) alarma; (f) (signal) señal de alarma; (f)
to raise sound the alarmor dar la alarma
false fire
2 (fear) alarma; (f) sobresalto; (m)
the news was greeted with alarm by MPs the moves reflect growing alarm over recent events
there was general alarm cundió la alarma general; there was some alarm at this esto produjo cierta inquietud; to cry out in alarm gritar alarmado; to cause alarm causar alarma; alarm and despondency inquietud y desconcierto
3 (also alarm clock) despertador; (m)
verb:transitive
alarmar
to be alarmed at asustarse de; don't be alarmed no te asustes; no te inquietes
modifier
alarm bell (n) timbre de alarma; (m)
the court's decision has set alarm bells ringing in government la decisión del tribunal ha hecho cundir la alarma entre el gobierno
alarm call (n) (wake-up call) llamada de aviso (para despertar); (f)
I'd like an alarm call for six a.m., please llámenme despiértenme a las seis, por favor;or
alarm clock (n) despertador; (m)
alarm signal (n) señal de alarma; (f)
alarm system (n) sistema de alarma; (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "alarm"

Imperative
  • alarm
  • you alarm
  • he/she alarms
  • we alarm
  • you alarm
  • they alarm
Preterite
  • I alarmed
  • you alarmed
  • he/she alarmed
  • we alarmed
  • you alarmed
  • they alarmed
Present Continuous
  • I am alarming
  • you are alarming
  • he/she is alarming
  • we are alarming
  • you are alarming
  • they are alarming
Present Perfect
  • I have alarmed
  • you have alarmed
  • he/she has alarmed
  • we have alarmed
  • you have alarmed
  • they have alarmed
Past Continuous
  • I was alarming
  • you were alarming
  • he/she was alarming
  • we were alarming
  • you were alarming
  • they were alarming
Past Perfect
  • I had alarmed
  • you had alarmed
  • he/she had alarmed
  • we had alarmed
  • you had alarmed
  • they had alarmed
Future
  • I will alarm
  • you will alarm
  • he/she will alarm
  • we will alarm
  • you will alarm
  • they will alarm
Future Perfect
  • I will have alarmed
  • you will have alarmed
  • he/she will have alarmed
  • we will have alarmed
  • you will have alarmed
  • they will have alarmed
Future Continuous
  • I will be alarming
  • you will be alarming
  • he/she will be alarming
  • we will be alarming
  • you will be alarming
  • they will be alarming
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been alarming
  • you have been alarming
  • he/she has been alarming
  • we have been alarming
  • you have been alarming
  • they have been alarming
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been alarming
  • you will have been alarming
  • he/she will have been alarming
  • we will have been alarming
  • you will have been alarming
  • they will have been alarming
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been alarming
  • you had been alarming
  • he/she had been alarming
  • we had been alarming
  • you had been alarming
  • they had been alarming
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