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 Translation for 'Beware' from English to Bulgarian
VERB   to beware | bewared | bewared
bewaring | bewares
SYNO to beware | to mind
Beware of the dog!Пази се от кучето!
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Translation for 'Beware' from English to Bulgarian

Beware of the dog!
Пази се от кучето!
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Usage Examples English
  • Another variant is "Caveat Auditor", or "let the listener beware", where caution is urged regarding all messages, in particular spoken messages, such as a radio advertisement.
  • Loose lips sink ships is an American English idiom meaning "beware of unguarded talk". The phrase originated on propaganda posters during World War II.
  • There is a "hadith" in Muwatta' Imam Malik about Muslim Pilgrims having to beware of the wolf, besides other animals.
  • Boaters beware of numerous fence posts and barbed wire.
  • But beware of modal verbs, they change the meaning and phrase of the sentence.

  • The Temperon warns the Doctors to beware the Sirens of Time, and to beware Lyena.
  • Visitors should beware that northern Pacific rattlesnakes are very common.
  • A well-known local saying, which predicts bad weather, goes: "When Bredon Hill has on his hat, men of the vale beware of that".
  • Horace refers to a period during which the Roman state was tossed and nearly wrecked by perpetual storms. He exhorts it to beware of fresh perils and keep safely in harbor.
  • Other crosses also read "CUIDADO CON LOS TRENES - PARE MIRE ESCUCHE ("beware of the trains - stop, look, listen") for the Ferrocarril Belgrano, "PASO A NIVEL - FERRO CARRIL" for the Ferrocarril Mitre and "CUIDADO CON LOS TRENES" ("beware of the trains") for the Ferrocarril Roca.

  • At its shore, in the summertime, it is better to beware of the skúas, big seagulls which have their nests on the ground around the lake.
  • The author Philip McCutchan has written a book titled "Beware, beware the Bight of Benin".
  • A person who signs a written contract is ordinarily bound by its terms in terms of the maxim "caveat subscriptor": let the signatory beware.
  • They were advised to lie flat in a nearby ditch or depression and cover head with their hands. Also, to beware of the potential for flooding there.
  • The militant was later identified as Abu Osama, a commander of Laskar-E-Taiba. According to Rukhsana's mother, he had earlier threatened Rukhsana to beware.

  • It is better to use Ethernet or maybe PLC when Wi-Fi can be avoided (but beware of power surges, they may happen through any conductive cable).
  • For years aXXo has been warning followers to “beware of bogus sites and lamers” in the .nfo files which accompany their torrents.
  • "Pono" conveys obligation/necessity as in "He pono i na kamali'i a pau e maka'ala", "It's right for children all to beware", "All children should/must beware"; ability is conveyed by "hiki" as in "Ua hiki i keia kamali'i ke heluhelu" "Has enabled to this child to read", "This child can read".
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