Meaning of 'caution' in Spanish is: precaución

caution: precaución

Noun:

precaución, atención, administración, cuidado, custodia, tutela, circunspección, darse cuenta, ejemplo, fianza, garantía, calibrar, sensación, conciencia, considerar, mente.

Verb:

amonestar, precaución, alertar a, comprobar, advertir, despierto, despertar.

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Noun(1) the trait of being cautious; being attentive to possible danger(2) a warning against certain acts(3) judiciousness in avoiding harm or danger(4) the trait of being circumspect and prudent(5) the trait of being cautious(6) being attentive to possible danger(7) alertness(8) carefulness(9) warning
Verb(1) warn strongly; put on guard(2) warn strongly(3) put on guard(4) warn(5) advise

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