caveat是什么意思 caveat的读音、翻译、用法

'caveat'这个词语源于拉丁语，意为“警告、告诫、附加条件”。在英语中，常常用来表示特别警告或条件。

常见翻译：警告、告诫、注意、条件、限制

用法：通常用作名词，表示对某个事情或交易的警告或限制条件。

例句：

1. Buyer beware! (买者自负！)

2. The company issued a caveat to potential investors. (该公司对潜在投资者发出了警告。)

3. We accepted the job offer, but there were several caveats attached. (我们接受了这个职位的offer，但附加了几个限制条件。)

4. Before signing the contract, we need to add a caveat. (在签署合同之前，我们需要加入一个条件。)

5. There is a caveat in the contract that states we cannot disclose any confidential information. (合同中有一个条件，规定我们不能泄露任何机密信息。)

6. The lawyer issued a caveat about the legality of the contract. (律师对合同的合法性发出了警告。)

7. The seller put a caveat on the property that it was being sold as-is. (卖家在房屋上加上了一个条件，即房屋按照现状出售。)

8. There are several caveats to consider before accepting this job. (在接受这份工作之前，需要考虑几个限制条件。)

9. The teacher gave a caveat to the students that the exam would be difficult. (老师向学生发出了警告，考试会很难。)