alerted

UK
/əˈlɜːtɪd/
US
/əˈlɝːrtɪd/
alertverb

alerted

Past Simple

alerted
Past Simple
alerted
Past Participle
alerting
Gerund
UK
/əˈlɜːt/
US
/əˈlɝːt/
Translations
The system will alert you if there is a security breach.
Система предупредит вас, если произойдет нарушение безопасности.
The app alerts users about new updates.
Приложение оповещает пользователей о новых обновлениях.
Additional translations
Definitions
To warn someone of a danger, threat, or problem, typically with the intention of prompting action.
The security system is designed to alert the homeowner if there is an intruder.
To make someone aware of something, especially a new or important piece of information.
The teacher alerted the students to the changes in the exam schedule.
alertnoun
Definitions
A warning or signal of danger or a problem.
The city issued an alert about the incoming storm.
A state of being watchful and ready to respond.
The soldiers were on high alert during the night.
An electronic notification or message that provides information or a warning.
I received an alert on my phone about a traffic jam on my route.
alertadjective
Definitions
Quick to notice any unusual and potentially dangerous or difficult circumstances; vigilant.
The security guard remained alert throughout the night shift.
Able to think clearly and react quickly; mentally acute.
Despite the late hour, she was still alert and ready to continue the discussion.