3.4.5. gy. A1C2 (példák)

mind verb /maɪnd/ 2 vigyázz/vigyázzon vmire, figyelj/figyeljen vmire (veszélyre figyelmeztetés) [T]

Mind the iron - it's still very hot!

Mind out! There's a car coming.

Mind (that) you don't hit your head on the shelf when you stand up.

warn verb /wɔːn/ [T] figyelmeztet (veszélyre, problémára, stb.); óva int vkit

We were warned not to eat the fish.

Have you warned them (that) there will be an extra person for dinner?

I was warned against/off going to the east coast because it was so full of tourists.

This particular curry is extremely hot - be warned!

Put that ball down and come over here, Laura - I'm warning you!

watch verb /wɒtʃ/ 2 ügyel vmire (gondos, óvatos) [T]

I have to watch my weight now I'm not doing so much sport.

Watch how you cross the road!

Watch (that) you don't get glue on your fingers, won't you?

Watch what you're doing with that knife, Jim, it's sharp.

alarm noun /əˈlɑːm/ 1 riadó, riasztás; riasztó [C]

a burglar/car/fire/smoke alarm

to set off an alarm

alert noun /əˈlɜːt/ riadó

a bomb alert

care noun /keər/ 1 elővigyázat, óvatosság [U]

The roads are icy, so drive with care.

Take care that you don't fall.

You need to take a bit more care with your spelling.

The parcel had a label on it saying 'Handle with care'.

caution noun /ˈkɔː.ʃən/ óvatosság [U]

Travellers have been advised to exercise great caution when passing through the region.

I would treat anything he says with extreme caution.

precaution noun /prɪˈkɔː.ʃən/ [C] óvintézkedés

Driving alone at night can be dangerous, so always take precautions.

They called the doctor as a precaution.

He took the precaution of locking the door.

warning noun /ˈwɔː.nɪŋ/ [C or U] figyelmeztetés; figyelmeztető

There's a warning on the cigarette packet that says 'Tobacco seriously damages health'.

The bombs fell completely without warning.

Just a word of warning - restaurants in this area can be very expensive.

The government have today issued a warning about the dangers of sunbathing.

careful adjective /ˈkeə.fəl/ gondos, figyelmes; óvatos

Be careful with that knife.

Be careful where you put that hot pan.

Be careful what/how much you say to him - he can't keep any secrets!

Be careful to look both ways when you cross the road.

Michael is a very careful worker.