caution 音标拼音: [k'ɑʃən] [k'ɔʃən]
n . 小心,慎重,警示
vt . 警告
n . 警告
小心,慎重,警示警告警告
caution n 1 :
the trait of being cautious ;
being attentive to possible danger ; "
a man of caution " [
synonym : {
caution }, {
cautiousness },
{
carefulness }] [
ant : {
incaution }, {
incautiousness }]
2 :
a warning against certain acts ; "
a caveat against unfair practices " [
synonym : {
caution }, {
caveat }]
3 :
judiciousness in avoiding harm or danger ; "
he exercised caution in opening the door "; "
he handled the vase with care "
[
synonym : {
caution }, {
precaution }, {
care }, {
forethought }]
4 :
the trait of being circumspect and prudent [
synonym :
{
circumspection }, {
caution }]
v 1 :
warn strongly ;
put on guard [
synonym : {
caution }, {
admonish },
{
monish }]
Caution \
Cau "
tion \,
n . [
F .
caution a security ,
L .
cautio ,
fr .
cavere (
For scavere )
to be on one '
s guard ,
to take care (
orig .)
to be on the watch ,
see ;
akin to E .
show .]
1 .
A careful attention to the probable effects of an act ,
in order that failure or harm may be avoided ;
prudence in regard to danger ;
provident care ;
wariness .
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1913 Webster ]
2 .
Security ;
guaranty ;
bail . [
R .]
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The Parliament would yet give his majesty sufficient caution that the war should be prosecuted .
--
Clarendon .
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3 .
Precept or warning against evil of any kind ;
exhortation to wariness ;
advice ;
injunction .
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In way of caution I must tell you . --
Shak .
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4 . (
Civil &
Scots Law )
A pledge ,
bond ,
or other security for the performance of an obligation either in or out of judicial proceedings ;
the promise or contract of one not for himself but another ;
security .
[
Webster 1913 Suppl .]
{
Caution money },
money deposited by way of security or guaranty ,
as by a student at an English university .
Syn :
Care ;
forethought ;
forecast ;
heed ;
prudence ;
watchfulness ;
vigilance ;
circumspection ;
anxiety ;
providence ;
counsel ;
advice ;
warning ;
admonition .
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Caution \
Cau "
tion \
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Cautioned };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Cautioning }.]
To give notice of danger to ;
to warn ;
to exhort [
one ]
to take heed .
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You cautioned me against their charms . --
Swift .
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1913 Webster ]
163 Moby Thesaurus words for "
caution ":
TLC ,
admonish ,
admonishment ,
admonition ,
advice ,
advise ,
advising ,
advocacy ,
alarm ,
alert ,
alerting ,
alertness ,
anticipation ,
attention ,
briefing ,
canniness ,
care ,
carefulness ,
caution money ,
cautioning ,
cautiousness ,
caveat ,
charge ,
circumspection ,
circumspectness ,
clue ,
collateral ,
collateral security ,
concern ,
consideration ,
consultation ,
council ,
counsel ,
cry havoc ,
cry out against ,
cue ,
daunt ,
deposit ,
determent ,
deterrence ,
deterrent example ,
diffidence ,
direction ,
discreetness ,
discretion ,
disinclination to believe ,
dissuade ,
encourage ,
enjoin ,
example ,
exhort ,
exhortation ,
expostulate ,
expostulation ,
falter ,
faltering ,
final notice ,
final warning ,
foresight ,
forethought ,
forewarn ,
forewarning ,
forfeit ,
frighten off ,
frightening off ,
give fair warning ,
give notice ,
give warning ,
guardedness ,
guidance ,
heed ,
heedfulness ,
hesitance ,
hesitancy ,
hesitating ,
hesitation ,
hint ,
hortation ,
idea ,
incite ,
inconvincibility ,
incredulity ,
induce ,
injunction ,
instruction ,
intimidate ,
intimidation ,
issue a caveat ,
issue an ultimatum ,
kid out of ,
leeriness ,
lesson ,
loving care ,
margin ,
mindfulness ,
monition ,
moral ,
move ,
notice ,
notification ,
notify ,
object lesson ,
office ,
opinion ,
parley ,
passing word ,
persuade ,
pointer ,
preach ,
precaution ,
preconsideration ,
predeliberation ,
premeditation ,
preparedness ,
prompt ,
proposal ,
providence ,
prudence ,
recommendation ,
regard ,
regardfulness ,
remonstrance ,
remonstrate ,
resistiveness to belief ,
shilly -
shally ,
shilly -
shallying ,
skepticism ,
solicitude ,
sound the alarm ,
stake ,
steer ,
suggestion ,
suspicion ,
suspiciousness ,
talk out of ,
talking out of ,
tender loving care ,
tentativeness ,
thought ,
thoughtfulness ,
threat ,
threaten ,
tip ,
tip off ,
tip -
off ,
tough -
mindedness ,
ultimatum ,
unconvincibility ,
uncredulousness ,
unpersuadability ,
unpersuade ,
unpersuasibility ,
urge ,
utter a caveat ,
verbum sapienti ,
vigilance ,
wariness ,
warn ,
warn against ,
warning ,
warning piece ,
watchfulness ,
whisper CAUTION .
A term of the Roman civil law ,
which is used in various senses .
It signifies ,
sometimes ,
security ,
or security promised .
Generally every writing is called cautio ,
a caution by which any object is provided for .
Vicat ,
ad verb .
In the common law a distinction is made between a contract and the security .
The contract may be good and the security void .
The contract may be divisible ,
and the security entire and indivisible .
2 Burr ,
1082 .
The securities or cautions judicially required of the defendant ,
are ,
judicio sisti ,
to attend and appear during the pendency of the suit ;
de rato ,
to confirm the acts of his attorney or proctor ;
judicium solvi ,
to pay the sum adjudged against him .
Coop .
Just .
647 ;
Hall '
s Admiralty Practice ,
12 ;
2 Brown ,
Civ .
Law ,
356 .
CAUTION ,
TURATORY ,
Scotch law .
Juratory caution is that which a suspender swears is the best he can offer in order to obtain a suspension .
Where the suspender cannot ,
from his low or suspected circumstances ,
procure unquestionable security ,
juratory caution is admitted .
Ersk .
Pr .
L .
Scot .
4 ,
3 ,
6 .
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