Be careful Meaning in English
expression
ˈbi/, /bi/ /ˈkɛɹfəɫ
bee KAIR-fuhl
bˈiː/ /kˈeəfəl
bee KAIR-fuhl
释义
Used to tell someone to pay attention and avoid danger, mistakes, or harm. It is often said as a warning or friendly advice.
用法与细微差别
Very common in both spoken and written English. Used for warnings, friendly concern, or reminders. Can be direct (“Be careful on the stairs!”) or softer as part of “be careful with/to/of.” Often replaces longer phrases like 'watch out.'
Spanish: ten cuidado - ten cuidado con - ten cuidado dePortuguese (BR): tenha cuidado - cuidadoPortuguese (PT): tem cuidado - cuidadoChinese (Simplified): 小心 - 注意Chinese (Traditional): 小心 - 注意Hindi: सावधान रहो - ध्यान रखनाArabic: انتبه - كن حذرًاBengali: সাবধান থাকুন - সতর্ক থাকুনRussian: будь осторожен - будь внимателенJapanese: 気をつけてVietnamese: cẩn thận - chú ýKorean: 조심해 - 주의해Turkish: dikkat et - dikkatli olUrdu: احتیاط کرو - خبردار رہوIndonesian: hati-hati - waspada
例句
Be careful when you cross the street.
basic
Please be careful with that glass.
basic
You need to be careful when using a knife.
basic
Hey, be careful—that floor is really slippery.
natural
Mom always says, "Be careful and call me if you need help."
natural
If you drop that, it’ll break, so be careful.
natural