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Dictionary: English to Creole
A AN B CH D E È EN F G H I J K L M N O ON OU OUN P R S T UI V W Y Z
Kreyòl : pinga
English : watch out for [warning]. be careful to to : Ex : Watch out for icy roads; be careful.
Français : faites attention à [avertissement]. faites attention à : Ex : Attention aux routes verglacées; sois prudent.
Español : cuidado con [advertencia]. tenga cuidado con: Ej: tenga cuidado con las carreteras heladas; ten cuidado.
Português : cuidado com [aviso]. tenha cuidado para: Ex: Cuidado com estradas geladas; tome cuidado.
Watch out; pay attention
Kreyòl : veye kò w
English : Watch out; pay attention
Français : Attention; Faites attention
Español : Cuidado; prestar atención
Português : Atenção; prestar atenção
Watch out; pay attention
Kreyòl : veye zo w
English : Watch out; pay attention
Français : Attention; Faites attention
Español : Cuidado; prestar atención
Português : Atenção; prestar atenção
zenglendo : Ex : Watch out for zenglendo in that area.
Kreyòl : zenglendo
English : zenglendo : Ex : Watch out for zenglendo in that area.
Français : zenglendo : Ex : Attention aux zenglendo dans cette zone.
Español : zenglendo: Ej: Cuidado con zenglendo en esa zona.
Português : zenglendo: Ex: Cuidado com o zenglendo nessa área.
watch , to shove out, chase out, to evict; to clear out, leave, watch a look out, Watch out; pay attention, Watch out; pay attention, zenglendo , drop-out ( of school) , hash out; discuss; talk over, out , Out of sight, out of mind, swim out by oneself, strive to get out of it, to feel strange or out of place, to feel like a fish out of water, to make do with, to help out; to seek out help from, fulfill one's needs, to uproot , root out, pull out (by the roots ) , eradicate; to clear ( land); to fire (from job) , remove from office, depose, over throw; to lynch; to pillage, plunder, burn;, to winnow; to spread, spread around; to lay out, display; to talk loudly, to stretch out, collateral , five , gain of a watch, guard (v.), watch for.
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