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庸俗化
ostrzegł
I. warn [wɔ:n, Am wɔ:rn] VB intr
II. warn [wɔ:n, Am wɔ:rn] VB trans
1. warn (make aware):
to warn sb about/of sth
ostrzegać [perf ostrzec] kogoś przed czymś
to warn sb against sth
przestrzegać [perf przestrzec] kogoś przed czymś
to warn sb not to do sth
you have been warned!
2. warn (inform):
uprzedzać [perf uprzedzić]
warn off VB trans
to warn sb off sth
Present
Iwarn
youwarn
he/she/itwarns
wewarn
youwarn
theywarn
Past
Iwarned
youwarned
he/she/itwarned
wewarned
youwarned
theywarned
Present Perfect
Ihavewarned
youhavewarned
he/she/ithaswarned
wehavewarned
youhavewarned
theyhavewarned
Past Perfect
Ihadwarned
youhadwarned
he/she/ithadwarned
wehadwarned
youhadwarned
theyhadwarned
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Occasionally, individual snakes will reveal their presence with a loud and sustained hissing, hoping to warn off potential aggressors.
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The documentary gives technical details about how it will work and, not only that, how they're going to warn off future generations from the site.
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Like other decorator crabs it habitually attaches other organisms to its back as camouflage or to warn off predators.
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Rear gunners are supposed to warn off vehicles that approach the convoy too closely.
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Non-bluffing (aposematic) displays occur in mammals which possess powerful defences such as spines or stink glands, and which habitually warn off potential predators rather than attempting escape by running.
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