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caveat
['kævɪæt]
释义
n. 警告，告诫
a warning or caution; admonition
例句
Chuck: A Blair Waldorf apology without a caveat? Sounds serious.(Gossip Girl)
查克：没了警告的布莱尔.瓦尔多福式道歉？听着好别扭啊。(绯闻女孩)
Bill: One caveat, gentlemen. If you drain her completely, that's the last fairy blood you'll ever drink.
Eric: Hm, good point.
Russel: We are schooled onward to adventure. (True Blood)
比尔：小小的警告， 先生们，如果你们把她吸干，以后就没有精灵血可以喝了。
艾瑞克：有道理。
罗素：学校的老师教我们要大胆尝试。（真爱如血）
Man: All of this with the caveat that you don't have enough money for even a minuscule ad buy. (Silicon Valley)
男：所有一切都警示你们连一笔小小的广告费都已经支付不起了。（硅谷）
