讲解

Today 's key word is : wary (be wary of ) wary 英['weərɪ] 美[ˈwɛri] adj. 谨慎的，小心翼翼的;警戒的，警惕的.

例句

Perhaps you're a bit more wary now?

你现在是不是有点开始担心了？

延伸

It means feeling or showing caution about possible dangers or problems
If you are wary of something or someone, you are caution or careful because you do not know much about them and you believe they may be dangerous.
Here are some examples:

He taught his daughter to be wary of strangers.

他教他的女儿提防陌生人。

How could you persuade wary bankers to invest in this country?

你怎么能说服小心谨慎的银行家在这个国家投资呢？

In the UK, there is a recent report shows that Britain should be wary of borrowing education ideas from abroad. The UK education Policymakers are being urged to be careful of myths about foreign education systems.
However, those who oppose the idea of benchmarking foreign systems and adopting them into local school systems claim that what works in other countries may not work locally.
Another report published by Centre for Policy Studies advises governments examining reform to return to teacher-centered and knowledge-focused schooling and to employ market-based education reform policies.
@coming to getcha
No. It's OK to "borrow" ideas, provided that they are shown to work in context.
Notes:
--英国发布的一份报告指出，英国教育要想其他国家，特别是芬兰，新加坡学习。
--此报告引发了广大英国网友的讨论，有人认为虽然借鉴其他国家的经验是好事，但还是要结合英国教育的实际情况来实行。
--早前，英国教育官员曾到访上海，学习中国的教育经验，特别是数学的教育。也有一批中国数学老师到英国传授经验。平。