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I. caution [ingl. am. ˈkɔʃ(ə)n, ingl. brit. ˈkɔːʃ(ə)n] SUST.
1.1. caution U (care, prudence):
- caution
- cautela f
- caution
- prudencia f
- to act with caution
- actuar con cautela or prudencia
- we must use or exercise caution in dealing with them
- debemos ser cautelosos or tener mucho cuidado al tratar con ellos
- to throw caution to the wind(s)
- echar la precaución por la borda
- to throw caution to the wind(s)
- abandonar toda precaución
1.2. caution C (warning):
- caution
- advertencia f
- caution
- aviso m
- caution DER., DEP.
- amonestación f
- my boss gave me a caution for lateness
- el jefe me advirtió que no volviera a llegar tarde
2. caution (amusing person) arcznte.:
- he's a real caution
- es un tipo divertidísimo
II. caution [ingl. am. ˈkɔʃ(ə)n, ingl. brit. ˈkɔːʃ(ə)n] V. trans.
1. caution (warn):
- caution
- advertir
- he cautioned us against overconfidence
- nos advirtió que no nos confiáramos demasiado
2. caution (inform of rights):
- caution
- instruir
- caution
- informar
3. caution (reprimand):
- to caution sb about sth
- llamarle la atención a alguien por algo
- to caution sb for -ing DER., DEP.
- amonestar a alguien por + infin
caution money SUST. U ingl. brit.
- caution money
- fianza f
- the need for caution cannot be overemphasized
- no está de más insistir en la necesidad de ser prudentes
- I prefer to err on the side of caution
- prefiero pecar de cauteloso or por exceso de precaución
- she interposed a note of caution
- introdujo una nota de cautela
español
inglés
- cautela
- caution
- obrar con cautela
- to act with caution o cautiously
- circunspección
- caution
- recato (cautela)
- caution
- amonestación (en fútbol)
- caution
- amonestar (en fútbol)
- to caution
inglés
español
I. caution [ˈkɔ:ʃən, ingl. am. ˈkɑ:-] SUST. sin pl.
1. caution (carefulness):
- caution
- cautela f
- caution is advised
- se recomienda prudencia
- to throw caution to the winds
- jugársela
- to treat sth with caution
- tratar algo con cuidado
2. caution (warning):
- caution
- advertencia f
- a note of caution
- un aviso
- caution!
- ¡cuidado!
3. caution ingl. brit. DER.:
- caution
- fianza f
- to let sb off with a caution
- dejar a alguien en libertad bajo fianza
II. caution [ˈkɔ:ʃən, ingl. am. ˈkɑ:-] V. trans. form.
1. caution (warn):
- caution
- prevenir
- to caution sb to do sth
- aconsejar a alguien que haga algo
2. caution ingl. brit. (reprimand):
- caution
- amonestar
- to caution sb about sth
- llamar la atención a alguien por algo
caution V.
- caution (warn) trans.
- advertir
- to caution that...
- advertir (de) que...
- to caution sb against doing sth
- advertirle a alguien que no haga algo
- to err on the side of caution
- pecar de cauteloso
español
inglés
- cautela
- caution
- caución
- caution
- recato (cautela)
- caution
- prudencia (cautela)
- caution
- esto aconseja prudencia
- this calls for caution
- actitud de extrema cautela en cuanto a algo
- policy of extreme caution with regard to sth
- tiento (cautela)
- caution
inglés
español
I. caution [ˈkɔ·ʃən] SUST.
1. caution (carefulness):
- caution
- cautela f
- caution is advised
- se recomienda prudencia
- to throw caution to the winds
- jugársela
- to treat sth with caution
- tratar algo con cuidado
2. caution (warning):
- caution
- advertencia f
- a note of caution
- un aviso
- caution!
- ¡cuidado!
II. caution [ˈkɔ·ʃən] V. trans. form.
- caution
- prevenir a
- to caution sb to do sth
- aconsejar a alguien que haga algo
- to caution sb about sth
- llamar la atención a alguien por algo
- to err on the side of caution
- pecar de cauteloso
- to urge caution upon sb
- recomendar precaución a alguien
- with the utmost caution
- con toda precaución
- with extreme caution
- con sumo cuidado
español
inglés
- cautela
- caution
- recato (cautela)
- caution
- tiento (cautela)
- caution
- esto aconseja prudencia
- this calls for caution
- actitud de extrema cautela en cuanto a algo
- policy of extreme caution with regard to sth
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