warn in Irish
warn in Irish is fainic a chur ar, fógra a thabhairt do — warn means to alert someone to a danger, problem, or something unpleasant that may happen.
warn in Irish
fainic a chur ar
fógra a thabhairt do
What does "warn" mean?
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verb To alert someone to a danger, problem, or something unpleasant that may happen.
"Signs on the beach warn swimmers about strong currents."
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verb To advise someone against a particular course of action or behaviour.
"My mother warned me against lending money to friends."
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warn in a sentence
- Signs on the beach warn swimmers about strong currents.
- The forecast warned residents of an approaching storm.
- My mother warned me against lending money to friends.
- The doctor warned him not to skip his medication.
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What is "warn" in Irish?
"warn" in Irish is fainic a chur ar, fógra a thabhairt do. warn means: To alert someone to a danger, problem, or something unpleasant that may happen.
How do you use "warn" in a sentence?
Example: "Signs on the beach warn swimmers about strong currents." In Irish, "warn" is fainic a chur ar, fógra a thabhairt do.
Are there other ways to say "warn" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "warn": fainic a chur ar, fógra a thabhairt do.
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