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Definition of alert level - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
emergency planningTECH. stated degree of danger that decides how ready people must beTECH.
- The government raised the alert level after reports of unusual activity.
- Airport security lowered the alert level once the threat was confirmed false.
- The company operates at a higher alert level during major product launches.
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Expressions with alert
watchful and ready to respond
The guards were on alert for any suspicious activity.
notice to avoid plot spoilers
She gave a spoiler alert before discussing the book's twist.
highest readiness condition in a crisis response system
The hospital went on red alert after the earthquake.
prepared for immediate action or danger
The hospital was on high alert after the earthquake.
watchful and ready to respond to danger
The guards remained on the alert all night.
extremely ready and watchful for danger or emergency
The hospital staff was on red alert during the storm.
advance warning of something
The manager gave a heads up alert about the upcoming meeting.
careful, ready to act when harm seems near
Hikers stayed alert to the danger as the weather changed quickly.
message warning about possible danger or threat to safety
We received a security alert about the suspicious activity.
short notification that warns or informs about an important situation
The phone displayed an alert message about the incoming storm.
automatic notification sent by email when certain events or changes happen
I set an email alert for any unusual activity on my bank account.
warning that something is very technical or nerdy
Geek alert! We're about to discuss quantum computers.
jewelry indicating health conditions or allergies
She wears medical alert jewelry for her peanut allergy.
signal others to be ready for action
The captain gave the alert to prepare for battle.
state of caution or readiness for potential danger
The city issued a yellow alert for the incoming storm.
warning sound light or message that tells people to pay urgent attention
The alert signal sounded when smoke filled the hallway.
notification about beverage consumption or safety
The app sent a drink alert to stay hydrated.
notification of a disgusting or dramatic situation
The movie was so bad, it triggered a spew alert.
sound that warns or informs
The car emitted an audible alert when the door was left open.
official warning that a fast-spreading worldwide disease threat exists
The government issued a pandemic alert after cases appeared in several countries.
early warning sent before the main alert
The team received a pre-alert about the incoming shipment.
warning of an imminent air attack
The city sounded the air alert as enemy planes approached..
Expressions with level
make something even or stable
She leveled out the uneven table.
the utmost effort one can make
She did her level best to finish the project.
reduce to a lower level or status
The manager decided to level down the team's responsibilities.
stop increasing or decreasing and become stable
The plane will level off at 30,000 feet.
make the greatest possible effort
She will do her level best to finish the project on time.
stay calm and think clearly in stressful situations
She can keep a level head during emergencies.
situation where everyone has the same chance to succeed
We want a level playing field for all businesses.
make the scores equal in a game or match
The team scored to level the score in the final minute.
destroy completely until flat with the ground
The old building was leveled to the ground.
improve to match a higher standard
She decided to level up her skills for the job.
make something even with another object
He leveled with the top of the table.
honest and fair
She is always on a level with her friends.
in all possible ways or aspects
The project was successful on every level.
make an extra effort or do more than usual
She decided to take it to the next level in her training.
basic level requiring minimal skill or knowledge
He started at the grunt level in the company.
in a way that is based on instinct or emotion
She knew at gut level that something was wrong.
behave as badly as someone else
He refused to descend to their level during the argument.
reach a natural state of balance or stability
After some time, the market will find its own level.
direct criticism or blame at someone
She leveled accusations at her coworker.
make conditions fair for everyone involved
The new policy will level the playing field for small businesses.
having equal status or conditions
The teams are on level terms at halftime.
things naturally settle into their rightful place
Despite the chaos, water finds its own level.
significantly improved or advanced state
The new smartphone takes photography to a whole new level.
accuse someone of doing something wrong or illegal
They leveled a charge against the manager for theft.
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- French:niveau d'alerte, ...
- German:Alarmstufe, ...
- Italian:livello di allerta, ...
- Spanish:nivel de alerta, ...
- Portuguese:nível de alerta, ...
- Chinese:警戒级别, ...
- Japanese:警戒レベル, ...
- Arabic:مُستَوى التَأهُّب, ...
- Hebrew:רַמַת כּוֹנְנוּת, ...
- Russian:уровень тревоги, ...
- Ukrainian:рівень загрози, ...
- Hindi:चेतावनी स्तर, ...
- Bengali:সতর্কতা স্তর, ...
- Catalan:nivell d'alerta, ...
- Czech:stupeň pohotovosti, ...
- Danish:beredskabsniveau, ...
- Dutch:alarmniveau, ...
- Greek:επίπεδο συναγερμού, ...
- Hungarian:riadókészültségi fokozat, ...
- Khmer:កម្រិតប្រកាសអាសន្ន, ...
- Korean:경보 단계, ...
- Persian:سطح هشدار, ...
- Polish:poziom alertu, ...
- Portuguese (BR):nível de alerta, ...
- Romanian:nivel de alertă, ...
- Swedish:beredskapsnivå, ...
- Thai:ระดับการเตือนภัย, ...
- Turkish:alarm seviyesi, ...
- Vietnamese:mức cảnh báo, ...
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