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  1. alarming:
  2. alarm:
  3. Wiktionary:
  4. User Contributed Translations for alarming:
    • alarmerend

English

Detailed Translations for alarming from English to Dutch

alarming:

alarming adj

  1. alarming (worrisome; disturbing)
    verontrustend; zorgelijk; zorgwekkend; onrustbarend
  2. alarming (disquieting; disturbing)
    verontrustend; onrustbarend; angstwekkend; ontstellend
  3. alarming (threatening; imminent; impending; )
    dreigend; eng
  4. alarming (frightning; scary; fearfull; )
    angstaanjagend; schrikwekkend; eng; griezelig; angstwekkend; schrikaanjagend; vreeswekkend; vreesaanjagend
  5. alarming (terrifying; frightening; scary; )
    angstaanjagend; gevaarlijk

Translation Matrix for alarming:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
angstaanjagend alarming; appalling; creepy; dangerous; disquieting; disturbing; fearfull; frightening; frightful; frightning; ghastly; grisly; grizly; gruesome; hazardous; perilous; risky; scary; spooky; terrifying frightening; ominous; scary; sinister; terrifying
angstwekkend alarming; disquieting; disturbing; fearfull; frightning; grizly; scary awful; huge; tremendous
dreigend alarming; creepy; frightening; frightful; grisly; imminent; impending; scary; spooky; terrifying; threatening ominous; sinister
eng alarming; creepy; disquieting; disturbing; fearfull; frightening; frightful; frightning; grisly; grizly; imminent; impending; scary; spooky; terrifying; threatening cramped; creepy; eerie; frightening; lugubrious; narrow; narrowly; ominous; scary; sinister; small; terrifying; tight
gevaarlijk alarming; appalling; creepy; dangerous; frightening; frightful; ghastly; grisly; gruesome; hazardous; perilous; risky; scary; spooky; terrifying dangerous; deceptive; hazardous; imminent; impending; perfidious; perilous; risky; threatening; traitorous; treacherous; underhand; unsafe
griezelig alarming; disquieting; disturbing; fearfull; frightning; grizly; scary creepy; eerie; lugubrious; scary; sinister
onrustbarend alarming; disquieting; disturbing; worrisome
ontstellend alarming; disquieting; disturbing
schrikaanjagend alarming; disquieting; disturbing; fearfull; frightning; grizly; scary dreadful; frightful; horrible; terrible; terrifying
schrikwekkend alarming; disquieting; disturbing; fearfull; frightning; grizly; scary appalling; dreadful; frightful; horrible; horribly; terrible; terribly; terrifying
verontrustend alarming; disquieting; disturbing; worrisome
vreesaanjagend alarming; disquieting; disturbing; fearfull; frightning; grizly; scary
vreeswekkend alarming; disquieting; disturbing; fearfull; frightning; grizly; scary awful; huge; tremendous
zorgelijk alarming; disturbing; worrisome awkward; critical; hard; painful; perilous; precarious; review; worrisome
zorgwekkend alarming; disturbing; worrisome awkward; critical; hard; painful; perilous; precarious; review; worrisome

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Synonyms for "alarming":


Antonyms for "alarming":

  • unalarming

Related Definitions for "alarming":

  1. frightening because of an awareness of danger1

alarming form of alarm:

alarm [the ~] nom

  1. the alarm (call for help; cry for help)
    het noodsignaal; het alarm
  2. the alarm (fright; consternation; upset; )
    de verbijstering; de schrik
  3. the alarm (concern; worry; anxiety; uneasiness)
    de bezorgdheid; de zorg; de verontrusting; de bekommernis; de ongerustheid; de kommer
  4. the alarm (alarm installation)
    de alarminstallatie
  5. the alarm (dismay; confusion)
    de ontsteltenis
  6. the alarm
    – An alert that is set by the user to be activated at a particular time. 2
    het alarmsignaal

to alarm verbe (alarms, alarmed, alarming)

  1. to alarm
    alarmeren
    • alarmeren verbe (alarmeer, alarmeert, alarmeerde, alarmeerden, gealarmeerd)
  2. to alarm (startle; disconcert)
    verontrusten; ontstellen
    • verontrusten verbe (verontrust, verontrustte, verontrustten, verontrust)
    • ontstellen verbe (ontstel, ontstelt, ontstelde, ontstelden, ontsteld)
  3. to alarm (frighten; oppress; disquiet)
    beangstigen; benauwen
    • beangstigen verbe (beangstig, beangstigt, beangstigde, beangstigden, beangstigd)
    • benauwen verbe (benauw, benauwt, benauwde, benauwden, benauwd)
  4. to alarm (uneasy)
    ongerust maken
    • ongerust maken verbe (maak ongerust, maakt ongerust, maakte ongerust, maakten ongerust, ongerust gemaakt)

Conjugations for alarm:

present
  1. alarm
  2. alarm
  3. alarms
  4. alarm
  5. alarm
  6. alarm
simple past
  1. alarmed
  2. alarmed
  3. alarmed
  4. alarmed
  5. alarmed
  6. alarmed
present perfect
  1. have alarmed
  2. have alarmed
  3. has alarmed
  4. have alarmed
  5. have alarmed
  6. have alarmed
past continuous
  1. was alarming
  2. were alarming
  3. was alarming
  4. were alarming
  5. were alarming
  6. were alarming
future
  1. shall alarm
  2. will alarm
  3. will alarm
  4. shall alarm
  5. will alarm
  6. will alarm
continuous present
  1. am alarming
  2. are alarming
  3. is alarming
  4. are alarming
  5. are alarming
  6. are alarming
subjunctive
  1. be alarmed
  2. be alarmed
  3. be alarmed
  4. be alarmed
  5. be alarmed
  6. be alarmed
diverse
  1. alarm!
  2. let's alarm!
  5. alarmed
  6. alarming
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for alarm:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
alarm alarm; call for help; cry for help call for help
alarminstallatie alarm; alarm installation
alarmsignaal alarm
bekommernis alarm; anxiety; concern; uneasiness; worry
bezorgdheid alarm; anxiety; concern; uneasiness; worry
kommer alarm; anxiety; concern; uneasiness; worry misery; misfortune; sorrow; squalor; trouble
noodsignaal alarm; call for help; cry for help S.O.S; emergency signal
ongerustheid alarm; anxiety; concern; uneasiness; worry
ontsteltenis alarm; confusion; dismay
schrik alarm; confusion; consternation; dismay; fright; repulsion; upset
verbijstering alarm; confusion; consternation; dismay; fright; repulsion; upset bewilderment; confusion; perplexity; puzzlement
verontrusting alarm; anxiety; concern; uneasiness; worry
zorg alarm; anxiety; concern; uneasiness; worry administration; care; concern; control; guardianship; maintenance; management; nursing; provision; service; supervision; surveillance; worry
- alarm clock; alarm system; alarum; alert; consternation; dismay; warning device; warning signal
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
alarmeren alarm
beangstigen alarm; disquiet; frighten; oppress frighten; make frightened; scare
benauwen alarm; disquiet; frighten; oppress gag; oppress; truss up
ongerust maken alarm; uneasy
ontstellen alarm; disconcert; startle
verontrusten alarm; disconcert; startle
- alert; appal; appall; dismay; horrify

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Synonyms for "alarm":


Related Definitions for "alarm":

  1. a device that signals the occurrence of some undesirable event1
  2. a clock that wakes a sleeper at some preset time1
  3. an automatic signal (usually a sound) warning of danger1
  4. fear resulting from the awareness of danger1
  5. warn or arouse to a sense of danger or call to a state of preparedness1
    • The empty house alarmed him1
  6. fill with apprehension or alarm; cause to be unpleasantly surprised1
  7. A visual or auditory signal from a computer alerting the user to an error or a hazardous situation.2
  8. An alert that is set by the user to be activated at a particular time.2

Wiktionary Translations for alarm:

alarm
verb
  1. to keep in excitement; to disturb
  2. to give notice (by sound or otherwise) of approaching danger
  3. to surprise with apprehension of danger
noun
  1. mechanical contrivance for awaking
  2. sudden surprise with fear or terror
  3. summons to arms
  4. notice of approaching danger
alarm
noun
  1. een waarschuwing tegen gevaar
  2. dreigend gevaar
verb
  1. door alarm oproepen of bijeenroepen
  2. hevig doen schrikken
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• alarm → alarm ↔ Alarm — Militär, Polizei, Feuerwehr: zur Frühwarnung oder bei Eintritt eines Schadensereignisses erfolgender Ruf zur Bereitschaft oder zur Warnung vor Gefahr
• alarm → verdoven; onthutsen; ontstellen; ontzetten; verbijsteren; verbluffen ↔ abasourdir — assourdir, étourdir par un grand bruit.
• alarm → loomheid; slapheid; traagheid; vadsigheid; slapte; stilstand; droefgeestigheid; melancholie; zwaarmoedigheid; weemoed; bedroefdheid; mistroostigheid; somberheid; afmatting; matheid; moeheid; vermoeidheid; vermoeienis; consternatie; ontsteltenis; verbijstering; verslagenheid; aftrek; apathie; dofheid; lusteloosheid; wezenloosheid; moedeloosheid ↔ abattement — diminution rapide, d’une durée plus ou moins longue, des forces physiques et des fonctions psychiques.
• alarm → alarm ↔ alarme — signal pour faire courir aux armes ou pour appeler au secours.
• alarm → alarm slaan; alarmeren ↔ alarmer — (term, rare, sens étymologique) Faire prendre les armes à une garnison.
• alarm → alarm ↔ alerte — avertissement d’être sur ses gardes.
• alarm → onthutsen; ontstellen; ontzetten; verbijsteren; verbluffen ↔ consterner — frapper de consternation.
• alarm → beduchtheid; vrees; schroom ↔ crainte — Action de craindre
• alarm → benauwen; verontrusten ↔ préoccuper — occuper fortement l’esprit, l’absorber tout entier.
• alarm → bang maken; beangstigen; verschrikken; vrees aanjagen; bang zijn voor; duchten; schromen; terugschrikken voor; vrezen ↔ redouter — Craindre fort.
• alarm → stupor; consternatie; ontsteltenis; verbijstering; verslagenheid ↔ stupeur — médecine|fr trouble organique et mental, caractérisé par la suspension complète de toute activité mentale et extérieure.
• alarm → stupor; consternatie; ontsteltenis; verbijstering; verslagenheid ↔ stupéfaction — étonnement profond qui produire la stupeur.
• alarm → onthutsen; ontstellen; ontzetten; verbijsteren; verbluffen ↔ stupéfier — engourdir, diminuer ou suspendre le sentiment et le mouvement.

User Translations:
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alarming alarmerend 4

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