How is the word alarmant translated from French to English

Extrêmement grave, mauvais ou urgent.

Extremely serious, bad or urgent.

adjective
English translation
Dire

Examples with “alarmant”

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  • Le village manque d'eau de façon alarmante. The village is in dire need of water.

  • C'est une situation critique pour l'équipe. This is a dire situation for the team.

  • Le rapport dresse un tableau alarmant de la récolte. The report paints a dire picture of the harvest.

  • Avons-nous reçu des alertes critiques sur la météo ? Do we have any dire warnings about the weather?

  • La situation est moins alarmante que nous le craignions. Things are less dire than we feared.

  • J'ai besoin que tu règles ce problème critique immédiatement. I need you to address this dire issue immediately.

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FAQ about “alarmant”

How is “alarmant” translated from French?
“alarmant” translates into English as “Dire”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “alarmant” mean?
Meaning of “alarmant”: Extrêmement grave, mauvais ou urgent. In English — “Dire”.
What part of speech is “alarmant”?
“alarmant” is an adjective.
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