avisar
/abiˈsaɾ/, [a.β̞iˈsaɾ]notify, warn
Verb avisar (first-person singular present aviso, first-person singular preterite avisé, past participle avisado)
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(transitive) to tell, tip off, notify, inform
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(transitive) to warn
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(transitive) to ask for the services of (a professional)
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Vino sin avisar.
He came without notice.
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Tendremos que avisar a nuestros amigos para que nos ayuden.
We will have to call on our friends to help us.
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Hay que avisar a la policía.
We have to notify the police.
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¿Me podría avisar cuándo me tengo que bajar?
Would you please tell me when to get off?
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No es típico de Tom llegar tarde sin avisar.
It's not like Tom to be late without calling.
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Tendré que avisar a mi jefe que no vendré mañana.
I'll have to tell my boss that I won't be in tomorrow.
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Le voy a avisar a Tom que lo querés ver.
I'll let Tom know you want to see him.
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Mi hijo me sorprendió ordenando su habitación sin avisar.
My son surprised me by tidying up his room without being told.
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Voy a avisar a Tom.
I'll warn Tom.
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Tom regañó a Mary por no llamar para avisar que llegaría tarde.
Tom scolded Mary for not calling to say she'd be late.
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