cave怎么操作（caveat告诫知会备忘）

Word of the Day:February 10, 2021

caveat

告诫；知会备忘；附加说明

noun KAV-ee-aht

Definition

1a:a warning enjoining one from certain acts or practices

禁止某些行为的警告或禁止某些习惯的警告

b:an explanation to prevent misinterpretation

防止误解性的说明

c:a modifying or cautionary detail to be considered when evaluating, interpreting, or doing something

在评估，说明，或做一些事情期间，要考虑附加说明或考虑警示标语

2:a legal warning to a judicial officer to suspend a proceeding until the opposition has a hearing

向司法人员发出法律警告，要求暂停诉讼程序，直到反对方举行听证会

"Hospitality worker and workers' rights advocate Chloe Ann-King said raising the minimum wage was crucial for the already low-wage industry. While she welcomed the increase, it came with a caveat as business owners would hire fewer staff, putting increased pressure on existing workers." — Anuja Nadkarni, Stuff (Wellington, New Zealand), 8 Jan. 2021

“餐饮工作者及人权倡导者克洛伊·安·金说，提高最低工资对本来已经很低的工资行业至关重要。尽管她对加薪表示欢迎，但同时也提出了一个警告，因为企业主将减少雇佣员工，这将加大现有工人的压力。”

"The report details the percentage of students who graduate within four years from when they first enroll in ninth grade. Still, there are caveats to the numbers. For one, students who leave the district after their freshman year to be home-schooled or enroll in private schools aren't included in the calculation." — Sommer Brugal, The Treasure Coast News (Palm Beach, Florida), 7 Jan. 2021

该报告详细列出了从九年级起四年内毕业的学生比例。不过，这些数字也有一些值得注意的地方。其一，大一之后离开本地区在家自学的或就读私立学校的学生不包括在计算范围内。”

You may be familiar with the old saying caveat emptor, nowadays loosely translated as "let the buyer beware." In the 16th century, this adage was imparted as a safeguard for the seller: allow the buyer to examine the item (for example, a horse) before the sale is completed, so the seller can't be blamed if the item turns out to be unsatisfactory. Caveat in Latin means "let him beware" and comes from the verb cavēre, meaning "to be on guard." Perhaps you've also heard caveat lector: "let the reader beware," a warning to take what one reads with a grain of salt. English retained caveat itself as a noun for something that serves to warn, explain, or caution. The word caution is another descendant of cavēre.

您可能已经熟悉了俗语的caveat emptor，如今粗略地翻译为“let the buyer beware[买家当心、购者自慎]”。 在16世纪，这句格言是对买方的一种保障：允许买方在交易完成前检查该物品（例如，一匹马），因此，如果该物品最终令人不满。 拉丁语中的Caveat意思是“let him beware[让他当心]”，来自动词cavēre，意思是“to be on guard[保持警惕]''也许您还听到过 caveat lector：“[请读者当心、读者要擦亮眼睛]，这是一个警示，提醒您阅读要有保留的(保持警惕)。英语将caveat本身解释为名词，用以警告，说明或警示某些事物。 caution是cavēre的另一个后代。

Unscramble the letters to create a synonym of caveat referring to a warning: NADOOIIMTN.