warn off

常見例句

In the fall Jean put a yellow collar around Frankie’s neck to warn off hunters.
秋天時(shí), 瓊給弗蘭基套上個(gè)黃脖圈, 告誡獵人不要獵殺它。
So the researchers wanted to check ifbees' colours were the only thing that helped to warn off predators.
所以研究者想要檢驗(yàn)一下蜜蜂的顏色是否是幫助提醒捕食者唯一途徑。
The defense officials said the U. S. ship used its water hoses to warn off the Chinese vessels.
美國國防官員說，美國監(jiān)測(cè)船利用高壓水龍警告讓那兩艘中國船只離開。

Monday afternoon, Thai soldiers fired shots in the air to warn off protesters throwing stones, boards and water bottles at firefighters.
As Yemen battles al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula, a Southern separatist movement, and tries to wrap up a six-year old war in the north, Western governments warn their citizens to stay out of the country, scaring off tourists and investors.

At earlier stages in Bosnia's war, when Muslim strongholds like Gorazde or Bihac had been on the verge of falling, America had worked (without the promise of ground troops) to galvanise its allies—insisting that battle-plans be drawn up, and threats of bombing be issued, so as to warn off the Serbs.
ECONOMIST: Washington chronicle
In fact, we heard today that another moderate cleric, a very senior moderate cleric in the southern city of Kandahar was gunned down, and this is apparently part of a tactic that's intended to warn people off from cooperating with the government of President Hamid Karzai, warn people off from cooperating with the United States and NATO troops who are here.
NPR: Roadside Bomb Kills Four Soldiers in Afghanistan
This is not the only initiative on the menu to warn consumers off certain foods.
ECONOMIST: Junk food