Examples of using Cautioned in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Bree's friends cautioned her.
Paul cautioned us,“Who are you to judge the servant of another?
Bree's friends cautioned her.
Moralists cautioned against devoting too much time to them, with chess even being briefly banned in France.
Had I known, I would have cautioned you.
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The researchers cautioned that the results are not definitive.
But“said” is far less intrusive than“grumbled”,“gasped”,“cautioned”,“lied”.
The authors of the study cautioned that the results are preliminary.
Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist at Invesco, cautioned against panicking.
When kicked, uh, cautioned, he said…"it's a fair… cop, I done it all.
If you drink a lot of alcohol, your body is in a constant state of mini-alcohol withdrawals the next day,Naidoo cautioned.
PG-13: Parents strongly cautioned for children under age 13.
He also cautioned that aeration is not to condition grain noting that 10 times the airflow is needed to condition grain as for aeration.
Indeed, the ego needs to be cautioned somehow so that it would hurt.
Johansson cautioned in her email to Reuters Health that the study shows ties between weight-loss surgery and pregnancy outcomes, but doesn't prove cause and effect.
The Nagasaki District Legal Affairs Bureau cautioned Internet users against revealing her photos.
And the report cautioned that,“There is also no certainty that(human) adaptation to a 4 degrees Celsius world is possible.”.
On the popular ideas of‘failing fast,'‘failing forward,' and‘failing up,' Druker cautioned,“I think[those ideas] allow people to quit and walk away before it's time.
And the report cautioned that,“there is also no certainty that adaptation to a 4°C world is possible.”.
PG-13- Parents strongly cautioned about children under 13 years of age.
The researchers cautioned that they cannot draw a direct, causal connection between meditation and preserving gray matter in the brain.
At the board's request, the Romanian co-authority cautioned the Mozi+ and Moziverzum service providers for inappropriate assignment of age ratings.
The researchers cautioned that the study cannot draw a cause and effect relationship between meditation and preserving gray matter in the brain.
But just know,” the fourth cautioned,“as long as you are afraid, the monster will hide, but overtake.”.
McMullan cautioned that this study can only show that decreased kidney function is associated with less sleep, not that less sleep causes the decline in kidney function.
While the bank has repeatedly cautioned customers on the dangers of cryptocurrencies, this marks the first official enforced policy.
But Willett cautioned that those rates are not adjusted for age differences and that the U.S. population is considerably older than Mexico's and therefore more at risk of cancer.
The AI Now Institute recently cautioned important government facilities against the use of black box AI systems until such a time as we can figure them out.
He was also one who cautioned us about the need to liberate mankind from the nightmare of racism, exclusion, enslavement and xenophobia.
In 2009, Bew and Frampton cautioned Western coalition forces from talking to the Taliban, unless they first defeat them so that the West can negotiate from a position of strength.