warn

Preposition: about

• danger: He gives sound advice for Indian workers impersonating Westerners, warning about the dangers of Indian call center staff assuming cultural stereotypes.

Object

• motorist: There were also no signs, to warn motorists of flooding.
• sign: Outline actions for each warning sign to avoid heart problems.
• householder: It is advisable to test houses prior to installation and to warn householders of the possible effect of innocent changes in window opening behavior.
• driver: A. To warn the driver that the level crossing gates were shut against the railroad Q What building is in the left background?
• consumer: The labeling on these medicines warning the consumer of potentially sedative effects was also considered.
• resident: The interesting thing is that there seems to be no requirement to warn nearby residents about this sort of work.

Preposition: against

• complacency: There was no doubt that Hewitt had achieved a great deal, but Lombard warned against complacency.

Adjective complement

• soccer: Soccer: Spireites are well warned Soccer: U's put back in the spotlight Soccer: Parkinson - Fun Day is great.. .

Modifying Another Word

• tho: Support a study, tho warning strongly against making pronouncements on hypothetical GM scenarios.
• repeatedly: Two young guys on the bus home were repeatedly warned by other passengers not to wander around in my neighborhood.

Infinitive complement

• beware: Visitors are warned to beware of fake US Dollars, which are printed in Colombia.
• expect: Often this species takes a considerable time to respond and the group had been warned to expect a long battle!
• stay: Why was Gracie warned to stay away from him?

Preposition: in

• advance: As many of us warned in advance, this proved counter-productive.

Preposition: of

• danger: I warned of the dangers of " one-man rule " .
• consequence: By stating the above, I was trying to warn of the possible consequences of violating the contract with the cable company.
• hazard: Alchemical treatises frequently warned of the hazards of working with sulfurous exhalations and volatile chemicals.
• crisis: The debate took place on the same day as the Archbishop of Canterbury warned of a crisis in modern childhood.
• risk: Councilors were told of the joys of 24 hour cities and not warned of the risks.