caution

UK:  ['kɔːʃ(ə)n]

US:  ['kɔʃ(ə)n]

第三人称单数：cautions  现在分词：cautioning  过去式：cautioned  

v.

1.使小心,警告告诫

2.给予警告:

3.注意

n.

1.小心,谨慎,慎重

2.警惕;告诫,警告

3.关注;注意

4.〔口语〕须警惕的事[人];怪物,怪人

5.顾忌,顾虑

6.戒备

7.〔苏格兰语〕【法律】担保,保证

1 . Although a few executives at the summit this week did point to signs of stabilization, the overall tone was one of caution.
虽然参加精英汇的一些高管们的确指出了经济形势稳定的迹象，但是总体态度仍然谨慎。

2 . Although, researchers caution, the verdict is still out when it comes to the long-term effect of these programs on cognition.
尽管研究者也提醒，这些程序的长期效果如何尚未得出结论。

3 . Its only caution was that this should be "upon their request" .
只提醒说，帮助需要“根据他们的要求。”

4 . Change, particularly tosomething as fundamental as the daily schedule, is often viewed with skepticismand caution.
侧重地将一些事务作为日常日程，这通常引起怀疑和注意。

5 . One note of caution: When a company's engagement through services places people in countries they do not know, special care must be taken.
请注意：如果公司需要有人在陌生的国家中提供服务，必须要特别小心。