How is the word ¡cuidado! translated from Spanish to English
Advertencia para que alguien esté atento a un peligro.
Used as a warning to watch for danger.
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Advertencia para que alguien esté atento a un peligro.
Used as a warning to watch for danger.
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See how the word “¡cuidado!” is used in sentences
¡Cuidado! Viene un coche. — Look out! There's a car coming.
¡Ojo con ese coche! — Look out for that car!
Hoy estate atento a la entrega, por favor. — Please look out for the delivery today.
Velaré por tus intereses. — I will look out for your best interests.
Asómate y dime qué ves, por favor. — Please look out and tell me what you see.
¿Puedes estar pendiente de ese perro? — Can you look out for that dog?
¿Puedes estar atento por si hay perros, por favor? — Can you please look out for any dogs?
¿Puedes vigilar a los niños en el parque? — Can you look out for the kids at the park?
Cuida de mi hermana mientras estoy fuera, por favor. — Please look out for my sister while I'm away.
Siempre miro afuera por la ventana de mi oficina. — I always look out from my office window.
Mira bien antes de cruzar la calle. — Look out before you cross the street.
¡Cuidado! ¡Te viene la pelota! — Look out! The ball is coming your way!
Siempre estoy pendiente de los mensajes de mi amigo. — I always look out for my friend's messages.
Siempre vela por el éxito de su equipo. — She always looks out for her team's success.
Se asomó y vio a sus amigos jugando fuera. — He looked out to find his friends playing outside.
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