warning

interjection

  • A word used to tell someone about danger, often seen on signs.

verb

  • To tell someone about something that might happen soon; especially:
  • To tell someone to be careful or to stop doing something that is not safe.
  • To tell someone to stay away from a place.
  • To give a signal that something is coming.

noun

  • The act of telling someone to be careful or to stop doing something.
  • A message that tells someone to be careful.
  • A sign or message that tells about danger.


Sentences

  • The teacher gave a warning about being quiet in class.
  • A warning on the road tells drivers to slow down.
  • We saw a warning sign about the slippery floor.
  • The weather report had a warning for a big storm.
  • It's important to pay attention to warnings.

Word Explanation:

  • A warning is a message that tells you to pay attention. It means something could be dangerous or not good, so you should be careful.

Word in hindi

चेतावनी (Chetavni)

Chetavni

Other variations in hindi

  • चेतावनी (Chetavni) Chetavni
  • सावधानी (Saavdhaani) Saavdhaani

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'warning' mean?

A warning is a message that tells you to be careful or to pay attention to something that might be dangerous or not safe.

How do you pronounce 'warning'?

You say 'warning' like this: 'worn-ing'. The first part sounds like 'worn' and the second part rhymes with 'sing'.

What is the origin of the word 'warning'?

The word 'warning' comes from the Old English word 'warnian', which means to give notice or to advise someone about something.

What is the meaning of 'warning' in Hindi?

The word 'warning' in Hindi is 'चेतावनी' (Chetāvanī).

Fact & Proverb:

Fact

A warning is like a sign that tells you to be careful! It helps keep you safe.

Proverb

Better safe than sorry, meaning it's wise to be cautious.

Quote

"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." - Benjamin Franklin

Mini blog:

Oliver the Wise Owl

In a bright, bustling town, there lived a wise old owl named Oliver. One sunny day, he noticed the children playing near the river.

“Hoo, hoo!” he called out. “A warning, my friends! The water is deep and swift today!”

The children paused, listening to Oliver’s wise words. They decided to play safely on the grassy bank instead.

Oliver smiled, knowing that sometimes a little warning can keep everyone safe and happy. Remember, friends, it’s always good to listen to wise advice!

What warnings have you heard that helped you stay safe? Hoo, hoo!