🇬🇧 Warning meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card
adjective
A warning adjective is used to describe something that tells you to be careful because something bad or dangerous might happen soon. A warning sign, sound, or message doesn’t mean the bad thing is happening right now, but it is saying, “Hey! Pay attention! If you don’t, there could be a problem.”
The warning sign said “Wet Paint,” but my brother read it as “Touch Me Now.”
The warning label on the hot sauce bottle needed flames and tiny screaming peppers on it.
The warning message on the science project said, “Don’t shake,” so of course my brother shook it like maracas.
The warning sign on the fence showed a dog, but the only dog there was a chihuahua with a fashion sweater.
Our cat gave us a warning hiss that clearly meant, “Pet me correctly or face the toe-bite!”
On the beach a boy sees a red warning flag. A woman hears a warning bell and a warning sign on a small radio. A warning light blinks on a pole. The boy takes his dog and runs to the car. The woman holds him and smiles. The warning saved them.
🧑🎓 CEFR Level: B1 Intermediate
This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.
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