alert in Latin
alert in Latin is intentus, vigilans — alert means watchful and paying close attention; ready to notice or react quickly.
alert in Latin
intentus
Attentive; awake; on guard.
vigilans
Attentive; awake; on guard.
What does "alert" mean?
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adj Watchful and paying close attention; ready to notice or react quickly.
"Stay alert while driving at night."
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noun A warning or notification about something that needs attention.
"She got a weather alert on her phone about the incoming storm."
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verb To warn someone about something.
"A neighbor alerted the fire department to the smoke."
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alert in a sentence
- Stay alert while driving at night.
- The guard dog remained alert to every sound outside.
- She got a weather alert on her phone about the incoming storm.
- A neighbor alerted the fire department to the smoke.
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What is "alert" in Latin?
"alert" in Latin is intentus, vigilans. alert means: Watchful and paying close attention; ready to notice or react quickly.
How do you use "alert" in a sentence?
Example: "Stay alert while driving at night." In Latin, "alert" is intentus, vigilans.
Are there other ways to say "alert" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "alert": intentus, vigilans.
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