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o sự báo động; thiết bị báo động
§ fire alarm : báo động hoả hoạn
§ gas leak alarm : báo động rò khí; thiết bị báo rò khí
§ hi gh level alarm : báo động mức cao; thiết bị báo mức cao
§ high temperature alarm : báo động nhiệt độ cao; thiết bị báo nhiệt độ cao
§ level alarm : báo động theo mức
§ lost circulation alarm : báo động mất dung dịch
§ low-level alarm : báo động mức thấp; thiết bị báo mức thấp
§ pressure alarm : báo động áp suất; thiết bị chỉ báo áp suất
Xem thêm: dismay, consternation, warning device, alarm system, alert, warning signal, alarum, alarm clock, dismay, appal, appall, horrify, alert
alarm noun
1 fear/worry
ADJ. considerable, great | growing | sudden | public There is growing public alarm at this increase in crime. | unnecessary
VERB + ALARM cause, create, provoke The head teacher's policies have provoked alarm among parents. | express, register Many people have expressed alarm at the plans. His face registered no alarm at all when I told him the news.
PREP. in ~ He shouted out in alarm. | to sb's ~ To her parents' alarm, she announced that she intended to travel the world. | with ~ The news has been greeted with alarm. | ~ about/at/over There has been considerable alarm about the new proposals.
PHRASES alarm and despondency (often humorous) He loves spreading alarm and despondency. | cause for alarm I see no cause for alarm, as she often arrives late.
2 warning of danger
ADJ. false The fire service was called out, but it was a false alarm.
VERB + ALARM give, raise, sound The guard raised the alarm when he discovered that six prisoners had escaped.
ALARM + NOUN call Many birds give alarm calls to warn of danger.
3 device
ADJ. fire, smoke | burglar, intruder, security | car | personal, rape Lizzie was carrying a rape alarm but it was out of reach in her handbag. | radio
VERB + ALARM set I set my alarm for 6.30. | activate, set off, trigger Unfortunately any little noise can set off the alarm. | switch off, turn off | be fitted with The fire brigade recommends that every house is fitted with a smoke alarm. | fit, install | test
ALARM + VERB go off, ring, sound The alarm went off at 7 o'clock. Suddenly the alarm sounded and they all had to leave the building.
ALARM + NOUN bell, clock, signal, system | call Book an alarm call if you need to make an early start.
n.
v.
I was horrified at the thought of being late for my interview
The news of the executions horrified us
The empty house alarmed him
We alerted the new neighbors to the high rate of burglaries