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Meanings of warn in anglès

portuguès
exortar
català
amonestar
espanyol
prevenir

Admonish or counsel in terms of someone's behavior.

amonestar
Usage of warn in anglès
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Others warn that without decisive action, the corruption cases may simply increase.
The Guardian
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Legal experts, meanwhile, warn that many governors' positions exceed their state power.
The Guardian
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Experts warn that the crisis will continue to rumble on this week.
The Guardian
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Some warn this time the government formation process could take a year.
Reuters
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Potentially doctors would be able to warn patients of an impending problem.
Reuters
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Yet debt capital market bankers warn that it won't be easy pickings.
Reuters
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Mr Davis said he would warn all future tenants of the risk.
Radio NZ
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However, experts warn that bio-crudes are not without their own environmental consequences.
The Guardian
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The law requires hacked organizations to promptly warn potential identity theft victims.
Wired
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Rights groups warn this puts workers at risk of abuse and trauma.
Reuters
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However, Milburn will warn that child poverty is now set to rise.
The Guardian
12
Result: Andrew never builds time machine, cannot go back to warn Nicole.
Seven Wonders of a Once and Future World & Other Stories
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Consumer groups, however, warn of the high default risks of crowd-funding loans.
Reuters
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Scientists warn that the damage caused by the fishing industry is irreparable.
The Guardian
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She needed to warn anyone coming to save her not to approach.
Nemesis Game
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Perhaps one reason is to help warn us against impending parasite attack.
The Irish Times
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Warn through the time
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