英语词汇“note”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	note
释义	Trends of note View usage for: note (noʊt) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense notes, present participle noting, past tense, past participle noted 1. countable noun A note is a short letter. Stevens wrote him a note asking him to come to his apartment. I'll have to leave a note for Karen. [+ for] Synonyms: message, letter, communication, memo More Synonyms of note 2. countable noun A note is something that you write down to remind yourself of something. I knew that if I didn't make a note I would forget. Take notes during the consultation as the final written report is very concise. 3. countable noun In a book or article, a note is a short piece of additional information. See Note 16 on page p. 223. ...'Exiles' by James Joyce, edited with an Introduction and notes by J C C Mays. Synonyms: annotation, comment, remark, gloss More Synonyms of note 4. countable noun A note is a short document that has to be signed by someone and that gives official information about something. Since Mr Bennett was going to need some time off work, he asked for a sick note. I've got half a ton of gravel in the lorry but he won't sign my delivery note. Synonyms: document, form, record, certificate More Synonyms of note 5. countable noun You can refer to a banknote as a note. [British] Her husband received a telephone call ordering him to collect £ 40,000 in used notes. ...a five pound note. regional note: in AM, use bill 6. countable noun In music, a note is the sound of a particular pitch, or a written symbol representing this sound. She has a deep voice and doesn't even try for the high notes. ...the note of D. 7. singular noun You can use note to refer to a particular quality in someone's voice that shows how they are feeling. There is an unmistakable note of nostalgia in his voice. [+ of] It was not difficult for him to catch the note of bitterness in my voice. [+ of] 8. singular noun You can use note to refer to a particular feeling, impression, or atmosphere. Yesterday's testimony began on a note of passionate but civilized disagreement. [+ of] Somehow he tells these stories without a note of horror. [+ of] The furniture strikes a traditional note which is appropriate to its Edwardian setting. 9. verb If you note a fact, you become aware of it. The White House has noted his promise to support any attack that was designed toenforce the U.N. resolutions. [VERB noun] Suddenly, I noted that the rain had stopped. [VERB that] Haig noted how he 'looked pinched and rather tired'. [VERB wh] Synonyms: notice, see, observe, perceive More Synonyms of note 10. verb If you tell someone to note something, you are drawing their attention to it. Note the statue to Sallustio Bandini, a prominent Sienese. [VERB noun] Please note that there are a limited number of tickets. [VERB that] Synonyms: bear in mind, be aware, take into account More Synonyms of note 11. verb If you note something, you mention it in order to draw people's attention to it. The report notes that export and import volumes picked up in leading economies. [VERB that] The yearbook also noted a sharp drop in reported cases of sexually transmitted disease. [VERB noun] Synonyms: mention, record, mark, indicate More Synonyms of note 12. verb When you note something, you write it down as a record of what has happened. 'He has had his tonsils out and has been ill, too', she noted in her diary. [VERB with quote] One policeman was clearly visible noting the number plates of passing cars. [VERB noun] A guard came and took our names and noted where each of us was sitting. [VERB wh] [Also VERB that] Synonyms: write down, record, scribble, take down More Synonyms of note 13. See also noted, promissory note, sleeve note 14. See to compare notes 15. See of note 16. See strike a particular note/sound a particular note 17. See take note 18. to make a mental note Phrasal verbs: See note down More Synonyms of note note in British English (nəʊt) noun 1. a brief summary or record in writing, esp a jotting for future reference 2. a brief letter, usually of an informal nature 3. a formal written communication, esp from one government to another 4. a short written statement giving any kind of information 5. a critical comment, explanatory statement, or reference in the text of a book, often preceded by a number 6. short for banknote 7. a characteristic element or atmosphere a note of sarcasm 8. a distinctive vocal sound, as of a species of bird or animal the note of the nightingale 9. any of a series of graphic signs representing a musical sound whose pitch is indicated by position on the stave and whose duration is indicated by the sign's shape 10. Also called (esp US and Canadian): tone a musical sound of definite fundamental frequency or pitch 11. a key on a piano, organ, etc 12. a sound, as from a musical instrument, used as a signal or warning the note to retreat was sounded 13. short for promissory note 14. archaic or poetic a tune or melody 15. of note 16. strike the right note 17. strike a false note 18. take note verb (tr; may take a clause as object) 19. to notice; perceive he noted that there was a man in the shadows 20. to pay close attention to; observe they noted every movement 21. to make a written note or memorandum of she noted the date in her diary 22. to make particular mention of; remark upon I note that you do not wear shoes 23. to write down (music, a melody, etc) in notes 24. to take (an unpaid or dishonoured bill of exchange) to a notary public to re-present the bill and if it is still unaccepted or unpaid to note the circumstances in a register protest (sense 12) 25. a less common word for annotate Derived forms noteless (ˈnoteless) adjective Word origin C13: via Old French from Latin nota sign, indication note in American English (noʊt) noun 1. a mark of some quality, condition, or fact; distinguishing or characteristic feature, mood, tone, etc. a note of sadness 2. importance, distinction, or eminence a person of note 3. a. a brief statement of a fact, experience, etc. written down for review, as an aid to memory, or to inform someone else; memorandum b. [pl.] a record of experiences, etc. the notes of a journey 4. a comment, explanation, or elucidation, as at the foot of a page; annotation 5. notice; heed; observation worthy of note 6. any of certain types of correspondence ; specif., a. a short, informal letter b. a formal diplomatic or other official communication 7. a. a written promise to pay a sum of money or a written acknowledgment of a debt from which a promise of payment can be inferred b. a piece of paper currency a Federal Reserve note 8. a cry or call, as of a bird 9. a signal or intimation a note of admonition 10. Archaic a melody, tune, or song 11. Music a. a tone of definite pitch, as made by a voice or musical instrument b. a symbol for a tone, indicating the duration by its form and the pitch by its positionon the staff c. a key of a piano or the like verb transitiveWord forms: ˈnoted or ˈnoting 12. to pay close attention to; heed; notice; observe 13. to set down in writing; make a note of 14. to mention particularly 15. to denote or indicate 16. to set down in musical notes Idioms: compare notes strike the right note take notes Word origin OFr < L nota, a mark, sign, character, letter < notus, pp. of noscere, to know < gnoscere, to know Examples of 'note' in a sentence note Yet it is worth sounding a note of caution. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Many of us get off to stand in the platform sunshine and compare notes. Times, Sunday Times (2016) He urged the audience to note the number. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Take a picture or make a note of where you left your equipment. The Sun (2016) Please note that we are unable to book double appointments. Times, Sunday Times (2017) There's only so many notes you can write. The Sun (2016) More than 100,000 people have signed a petition demanding that animal fat is not used in the notes. Times, Sunday Times (2016) But a cautionary note must be sounded. Times, Sunday Times (2013) One early high note goes alarmingly astray. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The real pros will make notes about it. Hopkins, Tom The Guide to Greatness in Sales (1994) Make a note to find space for them next year. Times, Sunday Times (2010) You will note that the use of each behaviour has its advantages and disadvantages. Lindenfield, Gael 50 Ways to Become a Self-Confident Woman (1989) Please note you cannot stand upright in the room. The Sun (2014) Should you be paid by the number of notes you play over the concert year? Times, Sunday Times (2013) We compared notes easily in good humour. The Times Literary Supplement (2011) There are useful notes at the back about the origin of the play. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The minister can deduct the cost of the books as noted above. Christianity Today (2000) Detectives found notes in his diary on how to delete images. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Two or three of them had taken copious notes during the trial. James Fergusson KANDAHAR COCKNEY: A Tale of Two Worlds (2004) Take particular note of where the skirt ends up when you sit down. Harris, Jean Everything You Need to Know for Success in Business (1990) The note refers to two civil servants. Times, Sunday Times (2016) This number code could mean anything from an address to a musical note. Chapman, C. & Horsley, M. & Small, E. Technology Basic Facts (1990) And there is a price to be paid for striking so many different notes. The Times Literary Supplement (2013) But she sounds a note of caution for other writers thinking of taking their creativity to the law. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Making colour studies on the spot can sometimes be particularly difficult and landscape painters often write colour notes on their working drawings. Improve Your Landscape Painting Note: the quality of guarantees given are only as good as the guarantor. Times, Sunday Times (2011) One note said: 'I am so proud to be your daughter. The Sun (2006) In other languages note British English: note /nəʊt/ NOUN musical A note is one musical sound. She played some notes on her recorder. American English: note music Arabic: نَغْمَةٌ Brazilian Portuguese: nota música Chinese: 音符 Croatian: nota Czech: nota Danish: tone Dutch: noot muziek European Spanish: nota Finnish: nuotti French: note musique German: Note Musik Greek: νότα Italian: nota Japanese: 音符 music Korean: 음표 Norwegian: note Polish: nuta European Portuguese: nota música Romanian: notă muzicală Russian: нота Latin American Spanish: nota Swedish: not Thai: โน้ตเพลง Turkish: nota müzik Ukrainian: нота Vietnamese: nốt nhạc British English: note /nəʊt/ NOUN banknote A note is a piece of paper money. ...a forged bank note. American English: bill banknote Arabic: وَرَقةٌ نِقْدِيَةِ Brazilian Portuguese: nota dinheiro Chinese: 钞票 Croatian: novčanica Czech: bankovka Danish: pengeseddel Dutch: bankbiljet European Spanish: billete dinero Finnish: seteli French: billet monnaie German: Banknote Greek: χαρτονόμισμα Italian: banconota Japanese: 紙幣 banknote Korean: 지폐 Norwegian: seddel Polish: banknot European Portuguese: nota dinheiro Romanian: bancnotă Russian: банкнота Latin American Spanish: billete Swedish: sedel Thai: ธนบัตร Turkish: banknot Ukrainian: банкнота Vietnamese: giấy bạc British English: note /nəʊt/ NOUN message A note is a short letter or message. He wrote her a note and left it on the table. American English: note message Arabic: مُلَاحَظَةٌ Brazilian Portuguese: recado Chinese: 短信 Croatian: poruka Czech: poznámka Danish: note Dutch: aantekening European Spanish: nota Finnish: viesti viestilappu French: note message German: Notiz Greek: σημείωμα Italian: nota Japanese: メモ message Korean: 메모 Norwegian: notat Polish: notatka European Portuguese: recado Romanian: bilet Russian: записка Latin American Spanish: nota Swedish: kort brev Thai: ข้อความ Turkish: not mesaj Ukrainian: записка Vietnamese: lời nhắn British English: note VERB If you note a fact, you become aware of it. The government has noted his promise to support any attack that was designed to enforce the resolutions. American English: note Brazilian Portuguese: notar Chinese: 注意到 European Spanish: anotar French: noter German: beachten Italian: prendere nota di Japanese: 気づく Korean: 주목하다 European Portuguese: notar Latin American Spanish: anotar Chinese translation of 'note' note (nəut) n (c) (= message) 便条(條) (biàntiáo) (张(張), zhāng) (to remind o.s.) 笔(筆)记(記) (bǐjì) (个(個), gè) (in book, article) 注释(釋) (zhùshì) (Brit, = banknote) 纸(紙)币(幣) (zhǐbì) (张(張), zhāng) 美 = bill (Mus, = sound) 音 (yīn) (个(個), gè) (printed, written) 音符 (yīnfú) vt (= observe) 留意 (liúyì) (= point out) 指出 (zhǐchū) (also note down) 记(記)下 (jìxià) to make a note of sth 记(記)下某事 (jìxià mǒushì) to take notes 记(記)笔(筆)记(記) (jì bǐjì) to compare notes 交换(換)意见(見) (jiāohuàn yìjiàn) the film ends on a positive note 影片以大团(團)圆(圓)的结(結)局告终(終) (yǐngpiàn yǐ dà tuányuán de jiéjú gàozhōng) to sound/strike a note of caution 听(聽)起来(來)有/带(帶)着(著)一种(種)警告的语(語)气(氣) (tīng qǐlái yǒu/dàizhe yī zhǒng jǐnggào de yǔqì) there was a note of triumph in her voice 她说(說)话(話)时(時)带(帶)着(著)一种(種)胜(勝)利的口吻 (tā shuōhuà shí dàizhe yī zhǒng shènglì de kǒuwěn) to take note (of sth) 留意到(某事) (liúyì dào (mǒushì)) of note 有名望 (yǒu míngwàng) to note that ... 指出 ... (zhǐchū ... ) (please) note that ... (请(請))注意 ... ((qǐng) zhùyì ... ) Derived Forms notes n pl (from or for lecture) 笔(筆)记(記) (bǐjì) All related terms of 'note' of note 有名望 yǒu míngwàng sick note ( from parents ) 病假条(條) bìngjiàtiáo [ 张(張) zhāng ] to note that ... 指出 ... zhǐchū ... a five-pound note 5镑(鎊)纸(紙)币(幣) wǔ bàng zhǐbì a note of urgency ( in voice ) 急迫的语(語)气(氣) jípò de yǔqì to make a note of sth 记(記)下某事 jìxià mǒushì the film ends on a positive note 影片以大团(團)圆(圓)的结(結)局告终(終) yǐngpiàn yǐ dà tuányuán de jiéjú gàozhōng to sound/strike a note of caution 听(聽)起来(來)有/带(帶)着(著)一种(種)警告的语(語)气(氣) tīng qǐlái yǒu/dàizhe yī zhǒng jǐnggào de yǔqì there was a note of triumph in her voice 她说(說)话(話)时(時)带(帶)着(著)一种(種)胜(勝)利的口吻 tā shuōhuà shí dàizhe yī zhǒng shènglì de kǒuwěn (please) note that ... (请(請))注意 ... (qǐng) zhùyì ... to take note (of sth) 留意到(某事) liúyì dào (mǒushì) 1 (noun) in the sense of message Definition a brief informal letter Stevens wrote him a note asking him to come to his apartment. Synonyms message Would you like to leave a message? letter I had received a letter from a very close friend. communication The ambassador has brought a communication from the President. memo memorandum epistle He was deluged by ever more plaintive epistles from his devoted admirer. email or e-mail text 2 (noun) in the sense of record Definition a brief record in writing for future reference I made a note of his address. Synonyms record reminder memo A leaked memo to managers identified a dozen danger spots. memorandum He sent a memorandum to the members of the board. jotting minute 3 (noun) in the sense of annotation Definition a critical comment or explanation in a book See note 16 on page 223. Synonyms annotation He supplied annotations to 15,000 musical works. comment He had added a few comments in the margin. remark He had never found the situation worthy of remark. gloss A gloss in the margin explains this unfamiliar word. 4 (noun) in the sense of document Definition an official written communication, as from a government or from a doctor In the eyes of the law, signing a delivery note is seen as `accepting' the goods. Synonyms document The foreign minister signed the document today. form You will be asked to fill in an application form. record Keep a record of all the payments. certificate a certificate of adoption 5 (noun) in the sense of symbol Definition a written symbol representing the pitch and duration of a musical sound He has never been able to read or transcribe musical notes. Synonyms symbol The artist uses the oak tree as a symbol of strength. mark Shopkeepers closed their shutters as a mark of respect. sign His face and movements rarely betrayed any sign of nerves. indication He gave no indication that he was ready to compromise. token He sent her a gift as a token of his appreciation. 6 (noun) in the sense of tone Definition a particular feeling or atmosphere I detected a note of bitterness in his voice. Synonyms tone The tone of the letter was very friendly. touch She thought she might have a touch of flu. trace Wash them in cold water to remove all traces of sand. hint I glanced at her and saw no hint of irony on her face. sound the soulful sound of the violin (plural noun) in the sense of jottings I want to type up my notes from the meeting. Synonyms jottings record impressions outline report 1 (verb) in the sense of notice Definition to notice Suddenly I noted that the rain had stopped. Synonyms notice People should not hesitate to contact the police if they notice anything suspicious. see I saw a man making his way towards me. observe In 1664 Hooke observed a reddish spot on the surface of the planet. perceive I perceived a number of changes. 2 (verb) in the sense of bear in mind Please note that there are a limited number of tickets. Synonyms bear in mind be aware take into account 3 (verb) in the sense of mention Definition to remark upon The report noted a sharp drop in new cases. Synonyms mention record The test records the electrical activity of the brain. mark The announcement marks the end of an extraordinary period. indicate The gauge indicated that it was boiling. register Many people registered no symptoms when they became infected. remark Everyone has remarked what a lovely person she is. denote Red eyes denote strain and fatigue. 4 (verb) in the sense of write down Definition to make a written note of A police officer was noting the number plates of passing cars. Synonyms write down record In her letters she records the domestic and social details of life in China. scribble take down set down jot down put in writing put down in black and white phrase See of note idiom See take note of something or someone see music subject word lists See Musical notes and rests Additional synonyms in the sense of certificate Definition an official document stating the details of something such as birth, death, or completion of an academic course a certificate of adoption Synonyms document, licence, warrant, voucher, diploma, testimonial, authorization, credential(s) in the sense of comment Definition a note explaining or criticizing a passage in a text He had added a few comments in the margin. Synonyms note, criticism, explanation, illustration, commentary, exposition, annotation, elucidation in the sense of communication Definition something communicated, such as a message The ambassador has brought a communication from the President. Synonyms message, news, report, word, information, statement, intelligence, announcement, disclosure, dispatch, email or e-mail, text Synonyms of 'note' note Explore 'note' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of denote Definition to be a sign or indication of Red eyes denote strain and fatigue. Synonyms indicate, show, mean, mark, express, import, imply, designate, signify, typify, betoken in the sense of epistle Definition a letter He was deluged by ever more plaintive epistles from his devoted admirer. Synonyms letter, note, message, communication, missive in the sense of form Definition a printed document, esp. one with spaces in which to fill details or answers You will be asked to fill in an application form. Synonyms document, paper, sheet, questionnaire, application in the sense of gloss Definition an explanatory comment added to the text of a book A gloss in the margin explains this unfamiliar word. Synonyms interpretation, comment, note, explanation, commentary, translation, footnote, elucidation, scholium in the sense of hint Definition a small amount I glanced at her and saw no hint of irony on her face. Synonyms trace, touch, suggestion, taste, breath, dash, whisper, suspicion, tinge, whiff, speck, undertone, soupçon in the sense of indicate Definition (of measuring instruments) to show a reading of The gauge indicated that it was boiling. Synonyms register, show, record, mark, read, express, display, demonstrate in the sense of indication He gave no indication that he was ready to compromise. Synonyms sign, mark, evidence, warning, note, signal, suggestion, symptom, hint, clue, manifestation, omen, inkling, portent, intimation, forewarning, wake-up call in the sense of letter Definition a written or printed message, usually enclosed in an envelope and sent by post I had received a letter from a very close friend. Synonyms message, line, answer, note, reply, communication, dispatch, acknowledgment, billet (archaic), missive, epistle, email or e-mail in the sense of mark Definition an indication of some quality Shopkeepers closed their shutters as a mark of respect. Synonyms indication, sign, note, evidence, symbol, proof, token in the sense of mark The announcement marks the end of an extraordinary period. Synonyms indicate, represent, herald, denote, betoken Additional synonyms in the sense of memo A leaked memo to managers identified a dozen danger spots. Synonyms memorandum, minute, note, message, communication, reminder, jotting, email or e-mail in the sense of memorandum Definition a note of things to be remembered He sent a memorandum to the members of the board. Synonyms note, minute, message, communication, reminder, memo, jotting, email or e-mail in the sense of observe Definition to see or notice In 1664 Hooke observed a reddish spot on the surface of the planet. Synonyms notice, see, note, mark, discover, spot, regard, witness, clock (British, slang), distinguish, perceive, detect, discern, behold (archaic, literary), eye, eyeball (slang), peer at, espy, get a load of (informal) in the sense of perceive Definition to become aware of (something) through the senses I perceived a number of changes. Synonyms see, notice, note, identify, discover, spot, observe, remark, recognize, distinguish, glimpse, make out, pick out, discern, behold (archaic, literary), catch sight of, espy, descry in the sense of register Definition to show in a person's face or bearing Many people registered no symptoms when they became infected. Synonyms show, mark, record, reflect, indicate, betray, manifest, bespeak in the sense of remark He had never found the situation worthy of remark. Synonyms notice, thought, comment, attention, regard, mention, recognition, consideration, observation, heed, acknowledgment in the sense of remark Definition to observe or notice Everyone has remarked what a lovely person she is. Synonyms notice, note, observe, perceive, see, mark, regard, make out, heed, espy, take note or notice of in the sense of see Definition to look at or recognize with the eyes I saw a man making his way towards me. Synonyms perceive, note, spot, notice, mark, view, eye, check, regard, identify, sight, witness, clock (British, slang), observe, recognize, distinguish, glimpse, check out (informal), make out, heed, discern, behold (archaic, literary), eyeball (slang), catch a glimpse of, catch sight of, espy, get a load of (slang), descry, take a dekko at (British, slang, old-fashioned), lay or clap eyes on (informal) in the sense of sign Definition a visible indication His face and movements rarely betrayed any sign of nerves. Synonyms indication, evidence, trace, mark, note, signal, suggestion, symptom, hint, proof, gesture, clue, token, manifestation, giveaway, vestige, spoor in the sense of sound the soulful sound of the violin Synonyms tone, music, note, chord, tenor Additional synonyms in the sense of token Definition a symbol, sign, or indication of something He sent her a gift as a token of his appreciation. Synonyms symbol, mark, sign, note, evidence, earnest (old-fashioned), index, expression, demonstration, proof, indication, clue, representation, badge, manifestation in the sense of touch Definition a small amount She thought she might have a touch of flu. Synonyms bit, spot (British), trace, drop, taste, suggestion, hint, dash, suspicion, pinch, smack, small amount, tinge, whiff, jot, speck, smattering, intimation, tincture in the sense of trace Definition an amount of something so small that it is barely noticeable Wash them in cold water to remove all traces of sand. Synonyms bit, drop, touch, shadow, suggestion, hint, dash, suspicion, tinge, trifle, whiff, jot, tincture, iota
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