notice
🇺🇸
/ˈnəʊtɪs/
🇬🇧
/ˈnəʊtɪs/
verb
A2
to see or become aware of something
Did you notice the new sign on the door?
A2
to pay attention to something
Please notice the safety rules before you start.
R
to get attention from others
He tries to notice by wearing bright colors.
noun
A2
a paper with information, often in public
The notice on the wall says the meeting is at 3 PM.
A2
a sign with information or a warning
Look at the notice that shows the exit path.
R
a small ad in a paper or magazine
The notice in the paper announced the event.
R
a short announcement in a meeting
The notice at the end reminded us of next week's plan.
B1
attention or awareness of something
She took no notice of the noise outside.
B2
information given before something happens
We need advance notice if you want to cancel.
R
a formal statement to leave a job or home
He gave his notice to quit the job last week.
R
a short article giving an opinion on a book or play
The play received good notice in the local paper.
translation
to see or become aware of something; to pay attention to something; to get attention from others
a paper with information, often in public; a sign with information or a warning; a small ad in a paper or magazine; a short announcement in a meeting; attention or awareness of something; information given before something happens; a formal statement to leave a job or home; a short article giving an opinion on a book or play
Word Forms
3rd Present
notices
Past
noticed
Perfect
noticed
Progressive
noticing
Plural
notices