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2 warning
nпредупреждение, предостережениеto give a warning (to smb) — делать предупреждение (кому-л.)
- bomb warningto give a warning to other countries not to interfere in smth — предупреждать другие страны не вмешиваться во что-л.
- brazen warning
- despite repeated warnings
- early warning
- explicit warning
- final warning to the extremists
- fresh warning
- Miranda warning
- ominous warning
- repeated warnings
- serious warning
- strategic warning
- strong warning
- tactical warning
- terror warning
- timely warning to smb
- tough warning
- urgent warning
- veiled warning
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3 admonitory
a предостерегающий; наставительный; укоризненныйadmonitory talk — наставительная беседа, нотация
Синонимический ряд:admonishing (adj.) admonishing; cautionary; cautioning; monitorial; monitory; ominous; portentous; warning -
4 cautionary
1. a предостерегающий; предупреждающий, предупредительный2. a ист. шутл. залоговый; поручительскийСинонимический ряд:admonishing (adj.) admonishing; admonitory; cautioning; monitorial; monitory; ominous; portentous; warning -
5 monitorial
1. a относящийся к обязанностям старостыmonitorial school — школа, в которой старшие ученики следят за порядком в младших классах
2. a увещевательный, наставительныйСинонимический ряд:admonishing (adj.) admonishing; admonitory; cautionary; cautioning; monitory; ominous; portentous; warning -
6 monitory
1. n церк. увещевательное послание2. a предостерегающийСинонимический ряд:admonishing (adj.) admonishing; admonitory; cautionary; cautioning; monitorial; ominous; portentous; warning
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