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caution caution ★★☆☆☆/kɔ͟ːʃ(ə)n/1[N-UNCOUNT	不可数名词]谨慎；慎重 Caution is great care which you take in order to avoid possible danger. Extreme caution should be exercised when buying part-worn tyres...购买部分磨损轮胎时要格外当心。The Chancellor is a man of caution.财政大臣为人处世谨慎。2[VERB	动词]提醒；告诫；警告 If someone cautions you, they warn you about problems or danger.   [V against n/-ing]  [V n against/about n/-ing]  [V that]  [Also V n that]Tony cautioned against misrepresenting the situation...托尼告诫说不要歪曲形势。The statement clearly was intended to caution Seoul against attempting to block the council's action again...显然，这个声明的目的是要警告首尔不要尝试再次阻拦委员会的行动。He cautioned that opposition attacks on the ruling party would not further political co-operation.他告诫说，反对派对执政党的攻击并不能增进政治合作。Caution is also a noun.There was a note of caution for the Treasury in the figures.统计数字向财政部亮出了警告。3[VERB	动词]受到(警方)正式警告 If someone who has broken the law is cautioned by the police, they are warned that if they break the law again official action will be taken against them.   [be V-ed]  [usu passive]  [BRIT 英]The two men were cautioned but police say they will not be charged...那两个人受到了警告，不过警方说不会对他们提出指控。Tapp was eventually cautioned for wasting police time.最后，塔普因浪费警方时间而受到警告。Caution is also a noun.In November 1987 Paula escaped with a caution. In October 1988 she was fined.1987年11月，葆拉运气好只是受到了口头警告；1988年10月，她被处以罚款。4[VERB	动词]向…告知其法律权利(即嫌疑人所说的任何话都可能成为呈堂证据) If someone who has been arrested is cautioned, the police warn them that anything they say may be used as evidence in a trial.   [be V-ed]  [usu passive]  [BRIT 英]Nobody was cautioned after arrest.被捕后，没有人被告知其法律权利。5[PHRASE	短语]把理智抛至脑后；鲁莽行事；恣意妄为 If you throw caution to the wind, you behave in a way that is not considered sensible or careful.   [V inflects]I threw caution to the wind and rode as fast as I could.我不顾一切，骑得飞快。6 to err on the side of caution→see: err；  caution1 nouncaution2 verbcautioncau‧tion1 /ˈkɔːʃən $ ˈkɒː-/ ●●○ noun  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1[uncountable] the quality of being very careful to avoid danger or risks → cautiouswith caution We must proceed with extreme caution. The physician must exercise caution when prescribing antidepressants.counsel/urge caution Many parents are tempted to intervene, but most experts counsel caution.treat/view something with caution (=think carefully about something because it might not be true) Evidence given by convicted criminals should always be treated with the utmost caution. → err on the side of cautionat err(1)2[countable] a warning or piece of advice telling you to be careful:  Although pleased, Henson added a caution that the team still has a long way to go.word/note of caution A final word of caution – never try any of this without backing up your system.3throw/cast caution to the winds literary to stop worrying about danger and to take a big risk:  Throwing caution to the winds, she swung around to face him.4[countable, uncountable] British English a spoken official warning given to someone who has been arrested or who has done something wrong that is not a serious crime:  He was let off with a caution.under caution The defendant may make a statement under caution.COLLOCATIONSverbsadvise caution (also counsel caution formal)· We advise caution if you are buying a property overseas.urge caution· Scientists are urging caution in research involving genes.exercise caution (=be careful)· Travellers are advised to exercise caution while travelling in remote areas.proceed with caution· You should always proceed with caution in financial matters.treat something with caution· The results of the survey should be treated with caution.view something with caution· At the moment investors are viewing the shares with caution.adjectivesgreat caution· Exercise great caution when handling toxic waste.extreme caution· Bears can be dangerous and walkers should proceed with extreme caution.the utmost caution· You are advised to take the utmost caution when buying a second-hand car.due caution formal (=the carefulness that is necessary)· An over-confident driver may overtake without due caution.caution1 nouncaution2 verbcautioncaution2 ●○○ verb  Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1[intransitive, transitive] to warn someone that something might be dangerous, difficult etccaution (somebody) against something Business leaders are cautioning against hasty action that would hamper flexibility.caution (somebody) that Officials were quick to caution that these remarks did not mean an end to the peace process.caution somebody to do something He cautioned them to avoid the forest at night.► see thesaurus at warn2[transitive] British English a)to warn someone officially that the next time they do something illegal they will be punishedcaution somebody for (doing) something She was cautioned for speeding. b)to warn someone officially that what they say to a police officer may be used as evidence in a court of law

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Collins	caution ★★☆☆☆ /kɔ͟ːʃ(ə)n/ 1 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]谨慎；慎重 Caution is great care which you take in order to avoid possible danger. Extreme caution should be exercised when buying part-worn tyres... 购买部分磨损轮胎时要格外当心。 The Chancellor is a man of caution. 财政大臣为人处世谨慎。 2 [VERB 动词]提醒；告诫；警告 If someone cautions you, they warn you about problems or danger. [V against n/-ing] [V n against/about n/-ing] [V that] [Also V n that] Tony cautioned against misrepresenting the situation... 托尼告诫说不要歪曲形势。 The statement clearly was intended to caution Seoul against attempting to block the council's action again... 显然，这个声明的目的是要警告首尔不要尝试再次阻拦委员会的行动。 He cautioned that opposition attacks on the ruling party would not further political co-operation. 他告诫说，反对派对执政党的攻击并不能增进政治合作。 Caution is also a noun. There was a note of caution for the Treasury in the figures. 统计数字向财政部亮出了警告。 3 [VERB 动词]受到(警方)正式警告 If someone who has broken the law is cautioned by the police, they are warned that if they break the law again official action will be taken against them. [be V-ed] [usu passive] [BRIT 英] The two men were cautioned but police say they will not be charged... 那两个人受到了警告，不过警方说不会对他们提出指控。 Tapp was eventually cautioned for wasting police time. 最后，塔普因浪费警方时间而受到警告。 Caution is also a noun. In November 1987 Paula escaped with a caution. In October 1988 she was fined. 1987年11月，葆拉运气好只是受到了口头警告；1988年10月，她被处以罚款。 4 [VERB 动词]向…告知其法律权利(即嫌疑人所说的任何话都可能成为呈堂证据) If someone who has been arrested is cautioned, the police warn them that anything they say may be used as evidence in a trial. [be V-ed] [usu passive] [BRIT 英] Nobody was cautioned after arrest. 被捕后，没有人被告知其法律权利。 5 [PHRASE 短语]把理智抛至脑后；鲁莽行事；恣意妄为 If you throw caution to the wind, you behave in a way that is not considered sensible or careful. [V inflects] I threw caution to the wind and rode as fast as I could. 我不顾一切，骑得飞快。 6 to err on the side of caution→see: err ；
Oxford	cau·tion / ˈkɔːʃn ; NAmE ˈkɔːʃn / noun , verb caution cautions cautioned cautioning noun 1 [uncountable ] care that you take in order to avoid danger or mistakes; not taking any risks 谨慎；小心；慎重 ◆ extreme/great caution 特别谨慎；小心翼翼 ◆ Statistics should be treated with caution. 对待统计数字要小心。 ☞synonyms at care 2 [countable ] ( BrE) a warning that is given by the police to sb who has committed a crime that is not too serious （警察向犯轻罪的人发出的）警告 ◆ As a first offender, she got off with a caution. 她由于是初犯而获从轻发落，只受到了警告。 3 [uncountable , countable ] ( formal) a warning or a piece of advice about a possible danger or risk （对危险或风险的）警告，告诫 ◆ a word/note of caution 忠告；警告的提示 ◆ Some cautions must be mentioned—for example good tools are essential to do the job well. 有些警句必须提及，如：工欲善其事，必先利其器。 IDIOM throw/cast caution to the ˈwind(s) to stop caring about how dangerous sth might be; to start taking risks 不顾危险；鲁莽行事；冒险 verb 1 [intransitive , transitive ] to warn sb about the possible dangers or problems of sth 警告；告诫；提醒 cautionagainst sth ◆ I would caution against getting too involved. 我要提出警告，别陷得太深。 cautionsb against/about sth ◆ Sam cautioned him against making a hasty decision. 萨姆告诫他不要草率作出决定。 caution(sb) that… ◆ The government cautioned that pay increases could lead to job losses. 政府警告说增加工资会导致失业。 cautionsb to do sth ◆ Employees were cautioned to be careful about what they said to people outside the company. 员工受到告诫，对公司外的人说话要小心谨慎。 caution(sb) + speech ◆ ‘I'd take care if I were you,’ she cautioned (him). “我要是你，我会当心的。”她提醒（他）道。 2 [transitive ] cautionsb ( BrE) ( law 律 ) to warn sb officially that anything they say may be used as evidence against them in court 警告，提醒（某人说的任何话都可能在法庭上被当作对其不利的证据） ◆ Suspects must be cautioned before any questions are asked. 嫌疑犯在回答问题前必须得到提醒。 3 [transitive , usually passive ] cautionsb (for sth) ( BrE) ( law 律 ) to warn sb officially that they will be punished if they do sth wrong or illegal again 警告（某人不得再做错事或非法的事） ◆ She wasn't sent to the juvenile court; instead she was cautioned. 她未被送上少年法庭，而是受到了警告。 cau·tion / ˈkɔːʃn ; NAmE ˈkɔːʃn /
LDC	caution1 noun caution2 verb cautioncau‧tion1 /ˈkɔːʃən $ ˈkɒː-/ ●●○ noun Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1[uncountable] the quality of being very careful to avoid danger or risks → cautiouswith caution We must proceed with extreme caution. The physician must exercise caution when prescribing antidepressants.counsel/urge caution Many parents are tempted to intervene, but most experts counsel caution.treat/view something with caution (=think carefully about something because it might not be true) Evidence given by convicted criminals should always be treated with the utmost caution. → err on the side of caution at err(1) 2[countable] a warning or piece of advice telling you to be careful: Although pleased, Henson added a caution that the team still has a long way to go.word/note of caution A final word of caution – never try any of this without backing up your system.3throw/cast caution to the winds literary to stop worrying about danger and to take a big risk: Throwing caution to the winds, she swung around to face him.4[countable, uncountable] British English a spoken official warning given to someone who has been arrested or who has done something wrong that is not a serious crime: He was let off with a caution.under caution The defendant may make a statement under caution.COLLOCATIONSverbsadvise caution (also counsel caution formal)· We advise caution if you are buying a property overseas.urge caution· Scientists are urging caution in research involving genes.exercise caution (=be careful)· Travellers are advised to exercise caution while travelling in remote areas.proceed with caution· You should always proceed with caution in financial matters.treat something with caution· The results of the survey should be treated with caution.view something with caution· At the moment investors are viewing the shares with caution.adjectivesgreat caution· Exercise great caution when handling toxic waste.extreme caution· Bears can be dangerous and walkers should proceed with extreme caution.the utmost caution· You are advised to take the utmost caution when buying a second-hand car.due caution formal (=the carefulness that is necessary)· An over-confident driver may overtake without due caution. caution1 noun caution2 verb cautioncaution2 ●○○ verb Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1[intransitive, transitive] to warn someone that something might be dangerous, difficult etccaution (somebody) against something Business leaders are cautioning against hasty action that would hamper flexibility.caution (somebody) that Officials were quick to caution that these remarks did not mean an end to the peace process.caution somebody to do something He cautioned them to avoid the forest at night.► see thesaurus at warn 2[transitive] British English a)to warn someone officially that the next time they do something illegal they will be punishedcaution somebody for (doing) something She was cautioned for speeding. b)to warn someone officially that what they say to a police officer may be used as evidence in a court of law
WDF	caution [ˈkɔ:ʃn]cautioned, cautioning, cautions CET6TEM4考研TOEFLIELTS n5344 4784 670 649 1254 795 1416 v6335 3642 401 369 1041 1053 778 NOUN5181 177048 VERB9731 57544 Spoken: 49194836 cautioned[267] 警告(77%)，慎重(11%)，劝告(9%)，戒备(2%)，吸引人眼球的人或物(1%) n.小心，谨慎；警告，警示 vt.警告

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