caveat in French
caveat in French is avertissement — caveat means a warning or condition attached to a statement, agreement, or piece of advice.
caveat in French
avertissement
A warning.
What does "caveat" mean?
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noun A warning or condition attached to a statement, agreement, or piece of advice.
"I'll recommend the restaurant, with the caveat that service can be slow."
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verb To attach a warning or qualification to something you say.
"Let me caveat that by saying the figures are still provisional."
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caveat in a sentence
- I'll recommend the restaurant, with the caveat that service can be slow.
- The contract came with several caveats about liability.
- Let me caveat that by saying the figures are still provisional.
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What is "caveat" in French?
"caveat" in French is avertissement. caveat means: A warning or condition attached to a statement, agreement, or piece of advice.
How do you use "caveat" in a sentence?
Example: "I'll recommend the restaurant, with the caveat that service can be slow." In French, "caveat" is avertissement.
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