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Significados de precaution en inglés

portugués
precaução
catalán
precaució
español
previsión

Judiciousness in avoiding harm or danger.

previsión
portugués
precaução
catalán
precaució
español
precaución

A precautionary measure warding off impending danger or damage or injury etc.

precaución
Uso de precaution en inglés
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Fifteen people, including police officers, were taken to hospital as a precaution.
The Guardian
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He said as a precaution it was being removed from the market.
Radio NZ
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Hundreds of residents and office workers left the buildings as a precaution.
Reuters
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The system was a necessary precaution, the senior leaders of CG felt.
The capitol game
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The United States says it takes every precaution to avoid civilian casualties.
Reuters
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Every precaution was taken: one time codes, shielded nodes, remote cutoff routing.
The evolutionary void
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Police acting area commander Zane Hooper said the notice was a precaution.
Radio NZ
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Just one more precaution or attempt to avoid attracting any unnecessary attention.
Shadow prowler
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Charlene Palmer had taken every precaution to make sure she wasn't followed.
When twilight comes
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When we heard that, we sent our receptionist home as a precaution.
The Guardian
11
Still, the municipality asked residents to open bomb shelters as a precaution.
Reuters
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Authorities said they placed the Capitol on a lockdown as a precaution.
Reuters
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She told the Northern Echo: Caroline took every precaution under the sun.
The Guardian
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I had taken the precaution to leave the wicket-gate on the latch.
Castles in the Air
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No, he took the precaution of having a basin ready, in case.
Outlander
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A Garda statement said he had then been hospitalised as a precaution.
The Irish Times
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Precaution a través del tiempo
Precaution por variante geográfica
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