alert

alert
ə'lə:t
1. adjective
1) (quick-thinking: She's very old but still very alert.) despierto, vivo
2) ((with to) watchful and aware: You must be alert to danger.) alerta, atento, vigilante

2. noun
(a signal to be ready for action.) alerta

3. verb
(to make (someone) alert; to warn: The sound of gunfire alerted us to our danger.) alertar
- alertness
- on the alert

alert1 adj alerta / despierto / atento
he found it hard to stay alert le costaba mantenerse alerta
alert2 n alerta
the police issued a general alert la policía dio una alerta general
passengers should be on the alert los pasajeros deberían estar alerta
alert3 vb alertar / avisar
a campaign to alert people to the dangers of smoking una campaña para alertar a la gente sobre los peligros de fumar
alert
tr[ə'lɜːt]
adjective
1 (quick to act) alerta, vigilante
2 (lively) vivo,-a
noun
1 alarma
transitive verb
1 alertar, avisar
he alerted the officer to the danger alertó al oficial del peligro
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to be on the alert for something estar alerta por algo
when on safari you must be alert for lions en un safari debes estar alerta por los leones
to be alert to something ser consciente de algo
we are alert to the danger somos conscientes del peligro
alert [ə'lərt] vt
: alertar, poner sobre aviso
alert adj
1) watchful: alerta, vigilante
2) quick: listo, vivo
alert n
: alerta f, alarma f
alert
adj.
alarma adj.
alerta adj.
despabilado, -a adj.
listo, -a adj.
vigilante adj.
n.
alerta s.f.
v.
alertar v.
avisar v.

I ə'lɜːrt, ə'lɜːt
adjective alerta adj inv

to be alert — (vigilant) estar* alerta; (lively-minded) ser* despierto

to stay alert — mantenerse* alerta or en guardia

to be alert to something — estar* atento a algo


II
noun alerta f

to put somebody on the alert — poner* a alguien en guardia, alertar a alguien

be on the alert for any suspicious visitors — estáte alerta or al tanto por si viene alguien sospechoso


III
transitive verb \<\<police\>\> alertar, poner* sobre aviso

to alert somebody to something — alertar a alguien de algo, poner* a alguien sobre aviso de algo

[ǝ'lɜːt]
1. ADJ
1) (=mentally acute) [person] espabilado, despierto; [expression] vivo

they were alert — eran espabilados, tenían la mente despierta

he's a very alert baby — es un bebé muy despierto

2) (=vigilant) alerta inv , atento

we must stay alert — hay que estar atentos

3) (=aware)

to be alert to sth — ser consciente or al tanto de algo

2.
N alerta f

to be on the alert — estar alerta

to put or place troops on (the) alert — poner a las tropas sobre aviso or en situación de alerta

red 3.
3.
VT alertar, poner sobre aviso

to alert sb to sth — alertar a algn de algo, poner a algn sobre aviso de algo

we are now alerted to the dangers — ahora estamos sobre aviso en cuanto a los peligros

* * *

I [ə'lɜːrt, ə'lɜːt]
adjective alerta adj inv

to be alert — (vigilant) estar* alerta; (lively-minded) ser* despierto

to stay alert — mantenerse* alerta or en guardia

to be alert to something — estar* atento a algo


II
noun alerta f

to put somebody on the alert — poner* a alguien en guardia, alertar a alguien

be on the alert for any suspicious visitors — estáte alerta or al tanto por si viene alguien sospechoso


III
transitive verb \<\<police\>\> alertar, poner* sobre aviso

to alert somebody to something — alertar a alguien de algo, poner* a alguien sobre aviso de algo


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