warn away from

warn (one) away (from someone or something)

To caution one to leave or not to come near someone or something. The first noun or pronoun can also come after "away." Police had to warn people away from the wild bear, as they kept wanting to get close enough to take a photo. The government put up a sign warning away any potential hikers. My parents tied to warn me away from him, but I just found him too irresistible.

warn someone away from someone or something

to advise someone to avoid someone or something. We warned her away from the danger, but she did not heed our warning. Why didn't you warn me away from Roger?

词组	warn away from
释义	warn away from warn (one) away (from someone or something) To caution one to leave or not to come near someone or something. The first noun or pronoun can also come after "away." Police had to warn people away from the wild bear, as they kept wanting to get close enough to take a photo. The government put up a sign warning away any potential hikers. My parents tied to warn me away from him, but I just found him too irresistible. See also: away, someone, warn Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. warn someone away from someone or something to advise someone to avoid someone or something. We warned her away from the danger, but she did not heed our warning. Why didn't you warn me away from Roger? See also: away, warn McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: bring away blaze away blaze away at (someone or something) bury away boring borne bear away chew away chuck away cut away
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