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1 méfier
se méfier mefje verbe pronominal1) ( ne pas faire confiance)se méfier de quelqu'un/quelque chose — not to trust somebody/something
2) ( faire attention) to be carefulméfie-toi, tu vas recevoir une gifle — watch it! you'll get a slap
* * *1 ( ne pas faire confiance) se méfier de qn/qch not to trust sb/sth; méfie-toi de ce qu'il dit don't trust what he says; il se méfie de toutes les idées modernes he's wary of modern ideas; ils ne se sont pas méfiés de lui they placed too much trust in him; sans se méfier quite trustingly;2 ( faire attention à) to be careful; se méfier de qch to be wary of sth; ne pas se méfier de not to watch out for; tu ne t'es pas méfié et tu es tombé you fell because you weren't being careful enough; méfie-toi! la route est glissante be careful! the road is slippery; méfie-toi, tu vas recevoir une gifle watch it! you'll get a slap; tu aurais dû te méfier you should have been more careful;3 ○( prendre garde) controv se méfier que to make sure (that); méfiez-vous que la police ne vous retrouve pas make sure (that) the police don't find you.[mefje]se méfier verbe pronominal intransitif[faire attention] to be careful ou waryméfie-toi! be careful!, watch out!, be on your guard!————————se méfier de verbe pronominal plus prépositionméfie-toi de lui/de son air doux don't trust him/his mild manners
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