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Meanings of watch out in English

Portuguese
ter cuidado
Catalan
vigilar
Spanish
vigilar

To be vigilant, be on the lookout or be careful.

ter cuidado
Usage of watch out in English
1
However, motorists should watch out for ice on the roads, it said.
Radio NZ
2
Long weekend traffic and a special mention to watch out for stock.
Radio NZ
3
That said; do watch out for denting someone's pride in the process.
The South African
4
Most believe we'll see another Apple event come October so watch out!
News.com.au
5
Definitely a bowler to watch out for in this years' IPL Auction.
The South African
6
You two will watch out behind the woodstack or in the granary.
Ranching for Sylvia
7
During this two-hour sea safari watch out for dolphins, seals and seabirds.
The Irish Times
8
All Ammann needs to do now is watch out for the police.
Reuters
9
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron: watch out for burns.
The Guardian
10
The public are asked to watch out for this symptom in neuro-users.
Brain jack
11
She banked hard, right and up, keeping a watch out for collisions.
Dangerous Women
12
You just have to watch out for the members of Project Mayhem.
Fight Club
13
They'd better watch out before a purchase order lands in their inboxes.
Ebony
14
We've been repeatedly told to watch out for photographers, especially suspicious ones.
The Guardian
15
Specifically, you may need to watch out for tricky or imprecise obligations.
The South African
16
There's one inmate in here you definitely need to watch out for.
Warlord: an alex hawke novel
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Translations for watch out
Spanish
vigilar
Watch out through the time
Watch out across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Less common
Ireland
Less common
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