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alert
[əˈlɜːt]
sustantivo
1alerta (f)
  • to be on the alert -> estar alerta
adjetivo
2lúcido(a) (mind)
  • to be alert -> estar alerta or vigilante; (watchful) ser despierto(a) or espabilado(a) (lively)
  • to be alert to something -> ser consciente de algo (aware of)
verbo transitivo
3alertar
  • he alerted them to the danger -> los alertó del peligro

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alert [á-lert]
adjetivo
1Alerta, cuidadoso, vigilante.
2Vivo, activo, dispuesto.
  • To be on the alert -> estar alerta
-va. Alertar.

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alert [əˈlɜːt]
adjective
1 (mentally acute) [+person] espabilado; despierto
He's nearly 90 now but still mentally alert
 [+expression] vivo
they were alert eran espabilados; tenían la mente despierta; he's a very alert baby es un bebé muy despierto
2 (vigilant) alerta; atento
We all have to stay alert He had been spotted by an alert neighbour
we must stay alert hay que estar atentos
3 (aware)
to be alert to sth ser consciente al tanto de algo;or
The bank is alert to the danger He said the US would be very alert to the possibility of terrorism Bringing a new pace to the musical, he was continually alert to fresh developments ...
noun
alerta; (f)
They have isued an alert to banks and financial insitutions around the world after a robbery in which ... Due to a security alert, this train will not be stopping at Oxford Circus
to be on the alert estar alerta; to put place troops on (the) alertor poner a las tropas sobre aviso en situación de alerta;or
red
verb:transitive
alertar; poner sobre aviso
I was hoping he'd alert the police
to alert sb to sth alertar a algn de algo; poner a algn sobre aviso de algo; we are now alerted to the dangers ahora estamos sobre aviso en cuanto a los peligros

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Verb Conjugation for "alert"

Imperative
  • alert
  • you alert
  • he/she alerts
  • we alert
  • you alert
  • they alert
Preterite
  • I alerted
  • you alerted
  • he/she alerted
  • we alerted
  • you alerted
  • they alerted
Present Continuous
  • I am alerting
  • you are alerting
  • he/she is alerting
  • we are alerting
  • you are alerting
  • they are alerting
Present Perfect
  • I have alerted
  • you have alerted
  • he/she has alerted
  • we have alerted
  • you have alerted
  • they have alerted
Past Continuous
  • I was alerting
  • you were alerting
  • he/she was alerting
  • we were alerting
  • you were alerting
  • they were alerting
Past Perfect
  • I had alerted
  • you had alerted
  • he/she had alerted
  • we had alerted
  • you had alerted
  • they had alerted
Future
  • I will alert
  • you will alert
  • he/she will alert
  • we will alert
  • you will alert
  • they will alert
Future Perfect
  • I will have alerted
  • you will have alerted
  • he/she will have alerted
  • we will have alerted
  • you will have alerted
  • they will have alerted
Future Continuous
  • I will be alerting
  • you will be alerting
  • he/she will be alerting
  • we will be alerting
  • you will be alerting
  • they will be alerting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been alerting
  • you have been alerting
  • he/she has been alerting
  • we have been alerting
  • you have been alerting
  • they have been alerting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been alerting
  • you will have been alerting
  • he/she will have been alerting
  • we will have been alerting
  • you will have been alerting
  • they will have been alerting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been alerting
  • you had been alerting
  • he/she had been alerting
  • we had been alerting
  • you had been alerting
  • they had been alerting
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