caveat

名词 caveat:

1. a warning against certain acts
   同义词：caution
2. (law) a formal notice filed with a court or officer to suspend a proceeding until filer is given a hearing

1. I recommend the deal, but with certain caveats.
   我介绍这笔交易，但有几项要提请注意。

ca.ve.at

n.（名词）

A warning or caution:
告诫，警告：
例句：
.A final caveat: Most experts feel that clients get unsatisfactory results when they don`t specify clearly what they want.(Savvy)
.最后告诫：大多数专家认为如果客户不明确指出他们需要什么，他们将得不到满意的结果.(萨维)

A qualification or explanation.
资格证明，资格解释
Law A formal notice filed by an interested party with a court or officer, requesting the postponement of a proceeding until the filer is heard.
【法律】 中止诉讼的申请：由利益相关方向法院或官员提交的书面通知，要求在倾听提议人的意见前延缓诉讼程序
v.（动词）
ca.ve.at.ed 或 ca.ve.at.ted ca.ve.at.ing 或 ca.ve.at.ting ca.ve.ats 或 ca.ve.ats
v.intr.Law （不及物动词）【法律】
To enter a caveat.
中止诉讼申请：提出中止诉讼手续的申请
v.tr.Informal （及物动词）【非正式用语】
To qualify with a warning or clarification:
以警告限定，以说明限定：
例句：
The spokesperson caveated the statement with a reminder that certain facts were still unknown.
发言人对陈述做了限定，提醒大家某些事实尚未知晓

来源：
From Latin [let him beware] [imperative of] cavôre [to beware]
源自 拉丁语 [使他知道] [] cavôre的祈使语气动词 [知道]