notice
🇺🇸
/ˈnəʊtɪs/
🇬🇧
/ˈnəʊtɪs/
verb
A2
to see or become aware of something
Did you notice the new sign on the door?
你注意到门上的新标志了吗？
A2
to pay attention to something
Please notice the safety rules before you start.
开始前请注意安全规则。
R
to get attention from others
He tries to notice by wearing bright colors.
他试图通过穿鲜艳的颜色来引人注意。
noun
A2
a paper with information, often in public
The notice on the wall says the meeting is at 3 PM.
墙上的通知说会议在下午3点。
A2
a sign with information or a warning
Look at the notice that shows the exit path.
看那个显示出口路线的指示牌。
R
a small ad in a paper or magazine
The notice in the paper announced the event.
报纸上的通告宣布了这次活动。
R
a short announcement in a meeting
The notice at the end reminded us of next week's plan.
最后的通知提醒了我们下周的计划。
B1
attention or awareness of something
She took no notice of the noise outside.
她完全没有注意到外面的噪音。
B2
information given before something happens
We need advance notice if you want to cancel.
如果您想取消，我们需要提前通知。
R
a formal statement to leave a job or home
He gave his notice to quit the job last week.
他上周提交了辞职通知。
R
a short article giving an opinion on a book or play
The play received good notice in the local paper.
这出戏在当地报纸上获得了好评。
translation
注意到, 关注, 引起注意
通知, 告示, 小广告, 注意, 预先通知, 辞职通知, 短评
词形变化
3rd Present
notices
Past
noticed
Perfect
noticed
Progressive
noticing
Plural
notices