be careful
Interjection
Meaning
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be careful
Used to warn someone to proceed with caution.
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According to many of them, they learnt to be careful after they started receiving threatening text messages from unknown persons.
A jumper must jump big, bravely, and fast but also must be careful and accurate to avoid knockdowns and must be balanced and rideable in order to rate and turn accurately.
All the properties and formulas discussed here apply equally to interlaced video but one should be careful not to confuse the fields per second rate with the frames per second rate.
Also, be careful about entering your personal information into sites you’re directed to from email.
Also, one has to be careful when handling a heat gun.
Although real trees pose the greatest danger, Holyoke Fire told Western Mass News you also have to be careful with fake trees.