alarm的示例

• If the alarm sounds, leave the building immediately.

• The fire alarm goes off accidentally so often that when it's the real thing nobody will take any notice.

• Quick, sound the alarm - there's a fire in the machine room!

• Police said the thieves were obviously well acquainted with the alarm system at the department store.

• I heard his alarm clock bleeping this morning.

• The birds flew off in alarm when the cat appeared.

• There was alarm in the stock market today when prices suddenly began to drop.

• The gun shot made the monkeys chatter in alarm.

• It's all right, everybody - there's no need for alarm.

• A bomb threat caused great alarm in the City this morning.

• Thus, the parent as well as the infant should experience a volition to seek a haven of safety if sufficiently alarmed.

• This enables them to include many cases that do not require it - such as the elicitation of escape by a conspecific's alarm call.

• But soon settlers grew alarmed about the social effects of this new medium.

• So the buying of someone's hair for wigmaking need raise no moral alarm compared to the buying of someone's kidneys.

• However, due to individual variation, visitors should leave the area at any distance if the birds react with alarm calls or fly-off.

• The government became alarmed at this development, which was not surprising in view of the extent of high-level corruption in the military.

• The factor income deficit (mainly onerous interests on shortterm credits and to some degree profit remittances) is growing although not alarming so far.

• The social care case studies covered contracting for domiciliary care, day care, respite and residential care, and an emergency alarm scheme.

• News of royal displeasure could cause alarm, but usually the king sought consensus, through negotiation and discussion, and achieved it.

• Nevertheless, the results suggest that alarm pheromone compounds have significant potential to improve the efficacy of baits for the control of grass-cutting ants.

• Moreover, with the issue of international violence becoming increasingly alarming, academic attention (not just political) should be given to the phenomenon of the military diaspora.

• It is able to provide a more accurate estimate about the occurrence of collisions and reduces the number of false alarms.

• Its fierce rhetoric, bordering on adventurism, alarmed the college administration.

• This sort of behaviour has long sounded critical alarm bells.

• The review of social alarms country by country, rather than thematically, resembles a 1970s geography textbook.