careful
/ˈkɛːfʊl/
- Syllables
- 2 syllables
- Stress
- 1st syllable stress
- Vowel
- Short oo vowel
- Ending
- Clear final sound
ca - re - ful -> careful
(adj) သတိထားသော။ သတိရှိသော။ စေ့စပ်သေချာသော။ ဂရုတစိုက်လုပ်သော။ စဉ်းစဉ်းစားစားလုပ် သော။
၁။ ~ (about/of/with sth) ; ~ (about/in) doing sth
သတိထားသော။ သတိရှိသော။
Be careful not to/that you don't hurt her feelings. ❍ Be careful with the glasses (ie don't break them). ❍ Be careful of the dog; it sometimes bites people. ❍ Be careful (about/of) what you say to him. ❍ Be careful (about/in) crossing the road. ❍ He's very careful with his money (ie He doesn't spend it on unimportant things).
၂။ (က) စေ့စပ်သေချာသော။
a careful worker.
(ခ) ဂရုတစိုက်လုပ်သော။ စဉ်းစဉ်းစားစားလုပ် သော။
a careful piece of work ❍ a careful examination of the facts. carefully /'keǝfǝli/ adv : Please listen carefully. ❍ I always drive more carefully at night. carefulness n [U]
- Teachers have to be careful when criticizing pupils.
- Even the most careful proofreader will miss the occasional error.
- [careful about] : People should be more careful about the things they say.
- [careful who/what/how] : You must be careful who you accept a lift from.
- [careful (that)] : Be careful that the medicine is kept away from children.
- [be careful to do something] : She was careful to keep her records up to date.
- Brighton welcomes careful drivers.
- [careful with] : Please be very careful with those plates!
- The project needs careful planning.
- After careful consideration, we are giving the prize to a children’s book.
- She took a few careful steps into the water.
- We’re going to have to be more careful now that Dad’s lost his job.
- [be careful with (your) money] : She’s always been careful with money.
- A carefully worded letter
- He washed the antique plates very carefully.
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