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Noun (short for noun) [U]
1
2. Amber; Yellow; yellowish-brown
a.
1. amber; Made of amber
2. Amber
alarm
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a.
1. Be alert; Be vigilant; single-minded
She is alert to every sound and movement.
She is alert to every sound and movement.
2. Smart and flexible [(+in)]
The boy answered the stranger's question smartly.
The boy answered the stranger's question very wisely.
Noun (short for noun) [C]
1. Alarm, alarm
2. alert state; Warning period
She is always on the alert for some new disasters.
She is always on the alert for some new disasters.
transitive verb
1. Alarm ...; Be vigilant; Draw attention to [(+to)]
The doctor warned me of the danger of a heart attack.
The doctor warned me of the danger of a heart attack.
2. Notify (troops, ships, etc.). ) to stand by and watch; Notification [(+for/about)][O2]
She reminded me to be on duty at weekends.
She informed me to be on duty at the weekend.
Notice; pay attention to
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Noun (short for noun)
1. Announcement, notice and posting [C]
2. Warning; Advance notice [U]
They received a notice that a typhoon was coming.
They received the forecast that a typhoon was coming.
3. pay attention; examine
His special talent caught my attention.
His special talent caught my attention.
4. short comments; Introduction [P 1]
The new play received a bad response.
The new play received a bad response.
transitive verb
1. Note [W][O3][+v-ing][+wh-][+ (that)].
She didn't notice that I had entered the room.
She didn't see that I had entered the room.
I noticed him winking at his brother.
I noticed him winking at his brother.
Have you noticed her engagement ring?
Have you seen her engagement ring?
notification
People noticed that the plane took off at six o'clock.
The plane was told to take off at six o'clock.
Comment, introduce
Mention, talk about
This incident attracted attention in a magazine.
The event was described in a magazine.
Greet and be polite.
intransitive verb
1.
I think it's about the identification tips of jewelry and jade.