alarm

alarm
1. noun
1) (sudden fear: We did not share her alarm at the suggestion.) alarma, susto
2) (something that gives warning of danger, attracts attention etc: Sound the alarm!; a fire-alarm; (also adjective) an alarm clock.) alarma

2. verb
(to make (someone) afraid: The least sound alarms the old lady.) alarmar, asustar
- alarmingly
alarm n alarma
alarm
tr[ə'lɑːm]
noun
1 (device) alarma
2 (fear) temor nombre masculino, alarma
transitive verb
1 alarmar, asustar
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to raise the alarm dar la alarma, dar la voz de alarma
to sound the alarm dar la alarma, dar la voz de alarma
alarm clock despertador nombre masculino
alarm [ə'lɑrm] vt
1) warn: alarmar, alertar
2) frighten: asustar
alarm n
1) warning: alarma f, alerta f
2) apprehension, fear: aprensión f, inquietud f, temor m,
3)
alarm clock : despertador m
alarm
n.
• alarma s.f.
• rebato s.m.
v.
• alarmar v.
• asustar v.

I ə'lɑːrm, ə'lɑːm
noun
1) u (apprehension) gran preocupación f, gran inquietud f

he fled in alarm — huyó asustado

2) c
a) (warning) alarma f

to raise the alarm — dar* la (voz de) alarma

b) (device) alarma f; (burglar/fire alarm) alarma antirrobo/contra incendios
c) (clock) despertador m

II
transitive verb (worry) alarmar, inquietar; (scare) asustar
[ǝ'lɑːm]
1. N
1) (=warning, bell) alarma f ; (=signal) señal f de alarma

to raise or sound the alarm — dar la alarma

false 2., fire 4.
2) (=fear) alarma f , sobresalto m

there was general alarm — cundió la alarma general

there was some alarm at this — esto produjo cierta inquietud

to cry out in alarm — gritar alarmado

to cause alarm — causar alarma

alarm and despondency — inquietud y desconcierto

3) (also: alarm clock) despertador m
2.
VT alarmar

to be alarmed at — asustarse de

don't be alarmed — no te asustes, no te inquietes

3.
CPD

alarm bell N — timbre m de alarma

the court's decision has set alarm bells ringing in government — la decisión del tribunal ha hecho cundir la alarma entre el gobierno

alarm call N — (=wake-up call) llamada f de aviso (para despertar)

I'd like an alarm call for six a.m., please — llámenme or despiértenme a las seis, por favor

alarm clock N — despertador m

alarm signal N — señal f de alarma

alarm system N — sistema m de alarma

* * *

I [ə'lɑːrm, ə'lɑːm]
noun
1) u (apprehension) gran preocupación f, gran inquietud f

he fled in alarm — huyó asustado

2) c
a) (warning) alarma f

to raise the alarm — dar* la (voz de) alarma

b) (device) alarma f; (burglar/fire alarm) alarma antirrobo/contra incendios
c) (clock) despertador m

II
transitive verb (worry) alarmar, inquietar; (scare) asustar

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