warn

warn
[wɔːn]
verbo transitivo
1advertir (caution)
  • to warn somebody about something -> advertir a alguien de algo
  • to warn somebody against something -> prevenir a alguien contra algo
  • he warned her not to go -> le advirtió que no fuese
  • you have been warned! -> ¡quedas advertido!
2avisar, advertir (alert, inform)
  • she had been warned in advance -> la habían avisado de antemano

warn [uorn]
1Precaver, avisar, caucionar (to call, notice, get in).
2Advertir, aconsejar.
3Avisar, anticipadamente, prevenir; notificar
adjetivo
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warn [wɔːn]
verb:transitive
1 (put on guard, urge caution to) advertir; (notify, tell) avisar; advertir
children must be warned about of the dangers of smokingor debe advertirse a los niños de los peligros que conlleva fumar
they didn't warn me about the dog
I did warn you that this would happen ya te avisé advertí que esto pasaría;or I must warn you that my men are armed debo avisarle advertirle que mis hombres van armados;or
I'm warning you I won't take much more of this
we must warn them that the police are on their way debemos avisarles advertirles que la policía está de camino;or
we must warn them someone has to warn them - go, now!
you have been warned! ¡ya estás avisado!; ¡quedas advertido!; but, be warned, this is not a cheap option pero, quedas avisado advertido, esta no es una opción barata;or
to warn sb that it's only fair to warn you that he will be there we must warn her that Mark intends to kill her when I had my first baby friends warned me that children were expensive were you able to warn them [about] the police raid? to warn sb [about] drugs/fireworks his mother warned him about the dangers of drinking too much to warn sb about of the dangers of sth to warn that forecasters warn that more storms are likely they warned that war would not solve their problems analysts warned that Europe's most powerful economy may be facing trouble
2 (counsel) advertir
"don't do anything yet," he warned —no hagas nada todavía —advirtió; to warn sb to do sth advertir aconsejar a algn que haga algo;or people have been warned to stay indoors se ha advertido aconsejado a la gente que no salga;or she warned me not to go out alone at night me advirtió me aconsejó que no saliera sola por la noche;or I warned you not to interfere te advertí que no te entrometieras
children must be warned to stay away from main roads
to warn sb against sth prevenir a algn contra algo
I wish I'd listened to the people who warned me against having the operation she warned me against going to that part of town
he warned us against complacency nos previno contra la autocomplacencia; to warn sb against doing sth aconsejar a algn que no haga algo
3 (admonish)
to warn sb about sth llamar la atención a algn por algo; I've warned you about your behaviour before ya te he llamado la atención por tu comportamiento antes
I shall have to warn him about his persistent lateness he was warned about bullying other boys
verb:intransitive
to warn about of sthor advertir de algo
he also warned of a possible anti-Western backlash the UN warns of serious consequences if Iraq interferes he does warn about the dangers of isolationism the other side effect that she had been warned about in advance was that of alopecia
he warned against complacency advirtió de las consecuencias de la autocomplacencia; some doctors warn against vitamin supplements during pregnancy algunos médicos desaconsejan el consumo de suplementos vitamínicos durante el embarazo

Verb Conjugation for "warn"

Imperative
  • warn
  • you warn
  • he/she warns
  • we warn
  • you warn
  • they warn
Preterite
  • I warned
  • you warned
  • he/she warned
  • we warned
  • you warned
  • they warned
Present Continuous
  • I am warning
  • you are warning
  • he/she is warning
  • we are warning
  • you are warning
  • they are warning
Present Perfect
  • I have warned
  • you have warned
  • he/she has warned
  • we have warned
  • you have warned
  • they have warned
Past Continuous
  • I was warning
  • you were warning
  • he/she was warning
  • we were warning
  • you were warning
  • they were warning
Past Perfect
  • I had warned
  • you had warned
  • he/she had warned
  • we had warned
  • you had warned
  • they had warned
Future
  • I will warn
  • you will warn
  • he/she will warn
  • we will warn
  • you will warn
  • they will warn
Future Perfect
  • I will have warned
  • you will have warned
  • he/she will have warned
  • we will have warned
  • you will have warned
  • they will have warned
Future Continuous
  • I will be warning
  • you will be warning
  • he/she will be warning
  • we will be warning
  • you will be warning
  • they will be warning
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been warning
  • you have been warning
  • he/she has been warning
  • we have been warning
  • you have been warning
  • they have been warning
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been warning
  • you will have been warning
  • he/she will have been warning
  • we will have been warning
  • you will have been warning
  • they will have been warning
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been warning
  • you had been warning
  • he/she had been warning
  • we had been warning
  • you had been warning
  • they had been warning
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