Interjections of Notifying and Warning

to notice a thing or person with our eyes

Did you see that shooting star just now?

used to grab someone's attention or emphasize a point, often indicating that what follows is important or needs to be understood

See here, I need you to pay attention to what I'm saying.

a warning given before the important plot points of a movie, book, game, etc. are revealed

to stay alive or recover after an unpleasant event such as a serious illness

Despite the odds, she managed to come through the surgery successfully.

used to forcefully command or demand that someone move aside or clear a path

Out of my way!I'm running late for my meeting!

to lead a group, team, or organization

She was chosen to head up the new marketing campaign.

used in contexts like mining, demolition, or military operations to alert others that an explosion is about to occur

As the miners prepared to blast a new tunnel, one of them shouted, "Fire in the hole!".

wood cut and prepared from trees for construction or other practical uses

The house was built using high-quality timber.

used for warning someone to be cautious, especially when danger is involved

Watch out!There's a car coming!

used to draw attention to a reveal or to celebrate the completion of a magic trick, performance, or surprise

And, ta-da!Here's our special dessert.

used to express the sudden appearance, revelation, or accomplishment of something

I just finished baking the cake, and voilà, here it is!

used to gain someone's attention, especially when they are at a distance or not paying attention

Yoo-hoo!Over here!Can you see me waving?

used to gain someone's attention

Oi, watch where you're going!

used to draw someone's attention without being overt

Psst, over here.I have something to tell you.

at a specific, immediate location

Stand here to see the full mural.

to see something, often with a feeling of amazement or admiration

I often behold the beauty of the sunset from my balcony.

to turn our eyes toward a person or thing that we want to see

He looked at his watch to check the time.