aware

aware
ə'weə
adjective
(knowing; informed; conscious (of): Is he aware of the problem?; Are they aware that I'm coming?) informado; consciente
aware adj consciente
we are aware of the situation somos conscientes de la situación
I became aware of the problem me di cuenta del problema
aware
tr[ə'weəSMALLr/SMALL]
adjective
1 consciente
■ I was not aware that you were invited no sabía que estabas invitado
2 (informed) informado,-a, enterado,-a
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to be aware of ser consciente de
to become aware of darse cuenta de
aware [ə'wær] adj
: consciente
to be aware of: darse cuenta de, estar consciente de
aware
adj.
• consciente adj.
• enterado, -a adj.
ə'wer, ə'weə(r)
adjective
a) (conscious) (pred)

to be aware of something — ser* consciente de algo, darse* cuenta de algo

I'm well aware of that — soy or (Chi, Méx) estoy muy consciente or tengo plena conciencia de eso, me doy perfecta cuenta de eso

he's not even aware of my existence — ni siquiera sabe que existo

as far as I'm aware — que yo sepa

we want to make people aware of their rights — queremos que la gente tome conciencia de sus derechos

to be aware that: is your father aware that you drink? ¿sabe tu padre que bebes?; he became aware that something was wrong — se dio cuenta de que pasaba algo

b) (alert, knowledgeable)

they are very politically aware — tienen mucha conciencia política

[ǝ'wɛǝ(r)]
ADJ
1) (=cognizant)

to be aware that ... — saber que ..., ser consciente de que ...

I am fully aware that ... — tengo plena conciencia de que ...

to be aware (of) — ser consciente (de)

we are aware of what is happening — somos conscientes de lo que ocurre

our employees are aware of this advertisement — los empleados de la empresa han sido informados de este anuncio

not that I am aware (of) — que yo sepa, no

to become aware of — enterarse de

to make sb aware of sth — hacer que algn se dé cuenta de algo

2) (=knowledgeable)

politically aware — con conciencia política

sexually aware — enterado de lo sexual

socially aware — sensibilizado con los temas sociales

3) (=alert) despierto
* * *
[ə'wer, ə'weə(r)]
adjective
a) (conscious) (pred)

to be aware of something — ser* consciente de algo, darse* cuenta de algo

I'm well aware of that — soy or (Chi, Méx) estoy muy consciente or tengo plena conciencia de eso, me doy perfecta cuenta de eso

he's not even aware of my existence — ni siquiera sabe que existo

as far as I'm aware — que yo sepa

we want to make people aware of their rights — queremos que la gente tome conciencia de sus derechos

to be aware that: is your father aware that you drink? ¿sabe tu padre que bebes?; he became aware that something was wrong — se dio cuenta de que pasaba algo

b) (alert, knowledgeable)

they are very politically aware — tienen mucha conciencia política


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