caveat
n. 警告,附加說明
A caveat is a warning of a specific limitation of something such as information or an agreement.
With the caveat that almost every figure in this survey is suspect, it can at least be said that the world travel and tourism industry is huge...
儘管事先宣告此項調查報告中的每個數字都不可靠,但至少可以說,世界旅遊觀光業的市場龐大。
There was one caveat: he was not to enter into a merger or otherwise weaken the Roche family's control of the firm.
有一點需要預先宣告:他不得參與合併,或以其他方式削弱羅奇家族對該公司的控制。
1. a warning against certain acts;
2. (law) a formal notice filed with a court or officer to suspend a proceeding until filer is given a hearing;
As I have written before, that's quite a caveat.
正如我以前所寫, 那確實是個警告.
However, the good news came with a caveat: rescuing the miners might take months.
然而, 這個好訊息還附帶著個說明: 救援需要消耗數月時間.
A caveat also needs to be applied to the growth case.
對於經濟增長的論據也要保持警惕.
Caveat Emptor, buyer beware, is a salutary reminder to any purchaser.
“買主各自小心”, 這是對任何買主的有益提示.
Where in the purchase of goods, such as quality problems arise, be caveat vendor replacement.
凡在本公司購買的商品, 如出現質量問題, 一律包退包換.