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I . alert [əˈlɜ:t, Am əˈlɜ:rt] ADJ

II . alert [əˈlɜ:t, Am əˈlɜ:rt] SUBST

1. alert (alarm):

alert
alarm m

2. alert sans pl (watchfulness):

alert
on the alert
to be on the alert for sb/sth

III . alert [əˈlɜ:t, Am əˈlɜ:rt] VERBE trans

1. alert (warn):

alert

2. alert (make aware):

to alert sb to sth

smog alert, smog warning SUBST

vibrate alert SUBST TEL

Expressions couramment utilisées avec alert

to keep [or stay] alert
on the alert
alert to sth
to alert sb to sth
to be on the alert for sb/sth

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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A formation must be brought to the position of attention before it can go to a higher state of alert.
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Once gone, the guards become more alert and move faster.
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For the next month, she deployed with, keeping on the alert to spot downed pilots and to direct friendly helicopters to the rescue.
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An astraphobic person will be alert for news of incoming storms.
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They make excellent alert dogs, as even the smallest female has the vocal presence of a much larger animal.
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State police said they received no calls related to the erroneous alert.
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Respective units were alerted and a final draft of the operation had been disseminated to all participants when the fighting stopped.
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When available for a call, retained firefighters carry radio pagers to alert them to an emergency call.
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All accounts note that the pilots had several sources of information that could have alerted them to their increasing deviation from their planned route.
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It alerts citizens to change their normal behaviour and orders government agencies to implement emergency plans.
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