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alarmed

UK
/əˈlɑːmd/
US
/əˈlɑrmd/

Translations

alarmedadjective
more alarmed
Comp.
most alarmed
Super.
UK
/əˈlɑːmd/
US
/əˈlɑrmd/
alarméQui éprouve de la crainte ou de l’inquiétude face à un danger réel ou perçu.
She was alarmed by the sudden loud noise coming from the basement.
Elle était alarmée par le bruit soudain et violent venant du sous-sol.
Additional translations
muni d’une alarmeSe dit d’un objet ou d’un dispositif protégé par une alarme ou équipé d’une alarme.
Synonyms
startled
anxious
disturbed
worried
frightened
apprehensive
uneasy
concerned
Antonyms
untroubled
calm
unconcerned
alarmverb

alarmed

Past Simple

alarmed
Past Simple
alarmed
Past Participle
alarming
Gerund
UK
/əˈlɑːm/
US
/əˈlɑrm/
The sudden noise alarmed the entire neighborhood.
Le bruit soudain a alarmé tout le quartier.
Additional translations
alarmerSens technique rare : équiper d’un dispositif d’alarme.
Synonyms
warn
alert
scare
startle
frighten
notify
alarmpast participle

alarmed

‘Alarmed’ functions adjectivally to describe a state of fear or anxiety.
Residents were alarmed by the series of late-night explosions.
Les habitants étaient alarmés par la série d’explosions nocturnes.

Definitions

alarmedadjective
Feeling a sense of fear or concern due to a perceived danger or threat.
She was alarmed by the sudden loud noise coming from the basement.
Protected by or fitted with an alarm device or system.
The jewels are kept in an alarmed display case.
alarmverb
To cause someone to feel a sense of fear or anxiety.
The sudden noise alarmed the entire neighborhood.
To fit or equip (a structure, vehicle, etc.) with an alarm device.
They alarmed the house with a new state-of-the-art security system.
alarmpast participle
Feeling frightened, worried, or disturbed.
Residents were alarmed by the series of late-night explosions.
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