warning in Greek
warning in Greek is προειδοποίηση — warning means a statement, sign, or signal alerting someone to a danger, problem, or possible consequence.
warning in Greek
προειδοποίηση
Pronounced: proeidopoiisi
What does "warning" mean?
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noun A statement, sign, or signal alerting someone to a danger, problem, or possible consequence.
"The lifeguard issued a warning about strong currents."
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intj Used on its own, especially on signs, to alert someone to danger.
"WARNING: Wet Floor."
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warning in a sentence
- The lifeguard issued a warning about strong currents.
- He ignored the warning and touched the hot pan anyway.
- WARNING: Wet Floor.
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What is "warning" in Greek?
"warning" in Greek is προειδοποίηση. warning means: A statement, sign, or signal alerting someone to a danger, problem, or possible consequence.
How do you pronounce προειδοποίηση?
"warning" in Greek is προειδοποίηση, pronounced "proeidopoiisi".
How do you use "warning" in a sentence?
Example: "The lifeguard issued a warning about strong currents." In Greek, "warning" is προειδοποίηση.
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