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| 1. | It's incumbent on you to warn them. |
| 你有责任告诫他们。 |
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| 2. | The manager warn us not to get too keyed up before the big match |
| 领队告诫我们在大赛之前不要太激动 |
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| 3. | warn sb. not to go |
| 告诫…不要去 |
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| 4. | The police warn us not to go out at night |
| 警察告诫我们夜间不要出门 |
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| 5. | To admonish;warn. |
| 告诫；警告 |
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| 6. | warn sb. to be careful |
| 告诫…要小心 |
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| 7. | warn sb.off [ away ] |
| 通知某人离开;告诫某人避开 |
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| 8. | Police warn bystander to keep away from the blazing building. |
| 警察告诫围观者, 不要靠近燃烧 的建筑物。 |
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| 9. | Somebody should warn me beforehand. |
| 应该事先有人告诫我一下! |
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| 10. | The chairman warn the senator to toe the party line while running for the governor |
| 议长告诫议员们在竞选州长时要严守党的路线 |
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