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alarm

тревога

Meaning of alarm

a warning signal or feeling of worry

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EN-UK/əˈlɑːm/
EN-US/əˈlɑrm/
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alarm with Russian translation

alarm usage examples

🇷🇺RU🇬🇧EN

В её голосе была тревога, когда она позвонила.

There was alarm in her voice when she called.

🇷🇺RU🇬🇧EN

Внезапная тревога заставила всех поднять голову.

The sudden alarm made everyone look up.

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alarm synonyms

Related words worth learning together

alarm
the direct base meaning: a warning signal or feeling of danger
warning
more general than alarm; a notice that something bad may happen
alarm bell
a physical bell that rings to warn people, often in emergencies
panic
strong sudden fear and loss of calm, not just a warning signal
distress
serious suffering or danger; more severe and formal than alarm
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alarm

the direct base meaning: a warning signal or feeling of danger

B1Very Often

The alarm went off at midnight.

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warning

more general than alarm; a notice that something bad may happen

B1Very Often

He ignored the warning.

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alarm bell

a physical bell that rings to warn people, often in emergencies

B1Often

The alarm bell rang during the fire drill.

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panic

strong sudden fear and loss of calm, not just a warning signal

B1Very Often

There was panic when the lights went out.

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distress

serious suffering or danger; more severe and formal than alarm

B1Often

The ship sent a distress call.

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anxiety

a worried feeling inside, usually about the future rather than an emergency signal

B1Very Often

She felt anxiety before the exam.

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distress signal

a signal asking for urgent help in danger

B1Often

The pilot sent a distress signal.

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alert

an official notice or signal to be ready for danger

B1Very Often

The city was on alert after the storm.

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siren

a loud warning sound, or the device that makes it

B1Often

The siren woke everyone up.

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alarm meaning: what does it mean?

a warning signal or feeling of worry

alarm pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?

alarm is pronounced as /əˈlɑːm/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.

alarm definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?

There was alarm in her voice when she called. Translation: В её голосе была тревога, когда она позвонила.

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