英语词汇“a caveat”的翻译、意思、用法、释义-英汉经管词典

单词	a caveat
释义	caveat Definition Formal notice or warning, usually as an entry into a court register, given by a concerned party to a court or judge to prevent some action (such as granting of a probate) being taken without prior notice to that party. Latin for, let him beware. Use 'caveat' in a Sentence My mother gave me permission to borrow her car with the caveat that I need to be home by ten o'clock and am responsible for any damages. Joe was about to sign the contract, until he noticed the caveat at the bottom on the page which said that he would be personally liable for any deficits that might occur. There was only one caveat to the deal, which was that in an event of a tie, neither of us gets a prize.
随便看	all holders' rule alliance Alliance of American Insurers allied lines insurance alligator spread all inclusive price all-in cost allocability allocable cost allocate allocated baseline allocated benefits allocated cost allocated quantity allocated stock allocation allocation base allocation of resources allocative efficiency allocative inefficiency allodial system allonge all or none (AON) all other like perils allotment

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