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    Alarmado (en. Alarmed)

    /alarˈmaðo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Pronounced by the feeling of fear or concern.
    He was alarmed by the loud noises in the house.
    Estaba alarmado por los fuertes ruidos en la casa.
    One who has been warned of an imminent danger.
    The town was alarmed by the news of the natural disaster.
    El pueblo estaba alarmado por la noticia del desastre natural.

    Etymology

    It comes from the Latin 'alarmatus', meaning 'one who has been alarmed'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to be alarmed
    to feel worried or scared about something.
    estar alarmado
    alarmed by the situation
    uneasy or scared due to current circumstances.
    alarmado por la situación
    to put on alert
    to cause concern or unease.
    poner en alarma

    Related Words

    alarm
    It refers to the sound or signal that warns of a danger.
    alarma
    alarming
    Causing alarm or unease.
    alarmante
    alarmist
    A person who tends to alarm others with their words or actions.
    alarmista

    Slang Meanings

    To be in shock
    After the news, he was alarmed, almost in shock.
    Después de la noticia, estaba alarmado, casi en shock.
    To be in alert mode
    When he heard the rumor, he became alarmed and in alert mode.
    Cuando escuchó el rumor, se puso alarmado y en modo alerta.