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1 beware
اِحْتَرَس \ beware: (not used as a main verb except as an order) to be on guard against sth.; be careful: Beware of the dog! You must beware of thieves. Beware!. -
2 beware
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3 beware
[bɪˈweə] used mostly in the imperative and the infinitive verb1) ( usually with of) to be careful (of):يَحْذَرBeware of the dog.
2) to be careful:يَحْتَرِس، يَحْذَرHe told them to beware.
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4 look out!
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5 احترس
اِحْتَرَس \ beware: (not used as a main verb except as an order) to be on guard against sth.; be careful: Beware of the dog! You must beware of thieves. Beware!. -
6 حذر
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7 look out
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8 إحترس من الكلب
interj. beware of the dog -
9 إحذر وإلا
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10 احترس
v. beware, look out -
11 حذر
1́ adj. cautious, careful, safe, cagey, Fabian, heedful, shy, wary, prudent, chary, vigilant, guarded, considerate, guarding, canny, discreet, calculating, suspicious, leery, wide awake2́ adv. on the alert, on the lookout3́ n. alertness, cautiousness, caution, care, shyness, wariness, vigilance, guard, lookout, prudence, calculation, chariness, discreetness, discretion4́ v. warn, be wise, caution, exhort, forewarn, admonish, alert, sound an alarm, advise, mind, watch, take care, look behind, look out, beware, be careful! -
12 حذر من عمل شىء ما
v. beware of doing smth. -
13 أشفق من
أشْفَقَ مِنْ: خافَ، حَذِرَto be or become afraid of, scared of, frightened by; to beware of, be cautious of, guard against -
14 إياك من
إيّاكَ مِنْ، إيّاكَ وَbeware of, be wary of, guard against, be cautious of, be careful of -
15 إياك و
إيّاكَ مِنْ، إيّاكَ وَbeware of, be wary of, guard against, be cautious of, be careful of -
16 احترز
اِحْتَرَزَ (مِنْ)to guard against, be on one's guard against, be cautious of, be wary of, beware of, protect oneself from; to take care, be careful, look out, watch out, be alert, be on the alert, be on the lookout; to take precautions -
17 احترس
اِحْتَرَسَ (مِنْ)to guard against, be on one's guard against, beware of, be wary of, be cautious of, protect oneself from; to take care, be careful, look out, watch out, be alert, be on the alert, be on the lookout; to take precautions -
18 تحاشى
تَحَاشَى: اِتّقَى، حَذِرَto guard against, beware of, be wary of, be cautious of -
19 تحفظ
تَحَفّظَ (عَنْ أو مِنْ): اِحْتَاطَ، اِحْتَرَزَto have reservations, make reservations; to be reserved, aloof, reticent, discreet; to be cautious of, be wary of, beware of, guard against, be on one's guard against; to take care, take precautions, be careful, watch out -
20 تدارك
تَدَارَكَ: تَفَادَى، تَجَنّبَ، اِتّقَىto prevent, obviate, forestall, anticipate; to avert, ward off, parry, fend off, stave off, avoid; to take precautions against, guard against, beware of
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