英语词汇“notice”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	notice
释义	Trends of notice View usage for: notice (noʊtɪs) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense notices, present participle noticing, past tense, past participle noticed 1. verb If you notice something or someone, you become aware of them. People should not hesitate to contact the police if they've noticed anyone actingsuspiciously. [VERB noun] I noticed that most academics were writing papers during the summer. [VERB that] Luckily, I'd noticed where you left the car. [VERB wh] Mrs Shedden noticed a bird sitting on the garage roof. [VERB noun verb-ing] She needn't worry that he'll think she looks a mess. He won't notice. [VERB] [Also V n inf] Synonyms: observe, see, mind, note More Synonyms of notice 2. countable noun A notice is a written announcement in a place where everyone can read it. There were no new notices on the board. A few guest houses had 'No Vacancies' notices in their windows. ...a notice which said 'Beware Flooding'. Synonyms: sign, advertisement, poster, placard More Synonyms of notice 3. uncountable noun If you give notice about something that is going to happen, you give a warning in advance that it is going to happen. Interest is paid monthly. Three months' notice is required for withdrawals. Unions are required to give seven days' notice of industrial action. She was transferred without notice. Synonyms: notification, warning, advice, intimation More Synonyms of notice 4. countable noun A notice is a formal announcement in a newspaper or magazine about something that has happened or is going to happen. I rang The Globe with news of Blake's death, and put notices in the personal columnof The Times. [+ in] The request is published in notices in today's national newspapers. 5. countable noun A notice is one of a number of letters that are similar or exactly the same which an organization sends to people in order to give them information or ask them to do something. Bonus notices were issued each year from head office to local agents. Notices will be circulated to all known creditors. 6. countable noun A notice is a written article in a newspaper or magazine in which someone gives their opinion of a play, film, or concert. Nevertheless, it's good to know you've had good notices, even if you don't read them. 7. See at short notice 8. See bring to sb's notice 9. See come to sb's notice 10. See escape sb's notice 11. See until further notice 12. See to give notice 13. See hand in one's notice/give in one's notice 14. See take notice 15. See take no notice More Synonyms of notice notice in British English (ˈnəʊtɪs) noun 1. the act of perceiving; observation; attention to escape notice 2. take notice 3. take no notice of 4. information about a future event; warning; announcement 5. a displayed placard or announcement giving information 6. advance notification of intention to end an arrangement, contract, etc, as of renting or employment (esp in the phrase give notice) 7. at short notice 8. at two hours' notice 9. mainly British dismissal from employment 10. favourable, interested, or polite attention she was beneath his notice 11. a theatrical or literary review the play received very good notices verb (transitive) 12. to become conscious or aware of; perceive; note 13. to point out or remark upon 14. to pay polite or interested attention to 15. to recognize or acknowledge (an acquaintance) Word origin C15: via Old French from Latin notitia fame, from nōtus known, celebrated notice in American English (ˈnoʊtɪs) noun 1. information, announcement, or warning; esp., formal announcement or warning, as ina newspaper a legal notice 2. a brief mention or critical review of a work of art, book, play, etc. 3. a written or printed sign giving some public information, warning, or rule 4. a. the act of observing; attention; regard; heed; cognizance b. courteous attention; civility 5. a formal announcement or warning of intention to end an agreement, relation, or contract at a certain time to give a tenant notice verb transitiveWord forms: ˈnoticed or ˈnoticing 6. a. to mention; refer to; comment on b. to review briefly 7. a. to regard; observe; pay attention to b. to be courteous or responsive to SIMILAR WORDS: disˈcern Idioms: serve notice take notice Word origin LME < MFr < L notitia < notus: see note notice in Hospitality (noʊtɪs) Word forms: (regular plural) notices noun (Hospitality (hotel): Hotel room, bedroom) A notice is a written announcement in a place where everyone can read it. Hang the "Do Not Disturb" notice on your door. There is a notice in each room showing the evacuation route. Notices tell employees they must wash their hands. COBUILD Collocations notice charge notice enforcement notice issue a notice prior notice renewal notice Examples of 'notice' in a sentence notice We are looking into how more of them can be ready on a shorter notice. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Can she demand the notice pay without going through this? The Sun (2016) Would anyone notice when we appeared on the screen? Times, Sunday Times (2016) We can cancel this offer at any time without notice. The Sun (2016) They just decided not to take any notice. Times, Sunday Times (2016) They will have to give notice. The Sun (2017) The first thing I noticed about it was that it was white. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Keep inviting them over, as your son will benefit from knowing his grandparents, but spell out that you need more notice to visit them. The Sun (2016) But I've noticed something strange. The Sun (2017) Proper advance notice that existing banking arrangements are about to be changed or new charges introduced. Times, Sunday Times (2009) You should just about notice the effort in your thighs. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The first is to notice and acknowledge what is going on. Wilkinson, Helena Beyond Chaotic Eating (1993) Shoppers discover this only when they read the notices inside the store. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Make sure the employee is given notice pay. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The disregard for both posted notices and polite behaviour on public transport seems flagrant. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Would anyone notice if your church stopped meeting? Christianity Today (2000) They could sit where needed and at short notice. Times, Sunday Times (2011) She noticed a handwritten note on the table and tentatively picked it up. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Teachers need to notice a lot more. Times, Sunday Times (2014) There no one has time to notice. Times, Sunday Times (2012) You could be paid in lieu of notice and asked to leave straight away. Tondeur, Keith Say Goodbye to Debt (1994) They have been banned from leaving the base until further notice. The Sun (2008) Notice what happens to you physically and look for a good physical reason for your sensations. Hambly, Dr Kenneth Banish Anxiety - how to stop worrying and take charge of your life (1991) Both management and the workers must know that most of the public has hardly noticed the piecemeal action going on recently. The Sun (2009) Players must be released for friendly or competitive games if they are on the international calendar and the required notice is given. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Two unions have given notice of another strike on the same issue next Wednesday. Times, Sunday Times (2008) In other languages notice British English: notice /ˈnəʊtɪs/ NOUN sign A notice is a sign that gives information or instructions. The notice said `Please close the door.' American English: notice note Arabic: إشْعَارٌ Brazilian Portuguese: aviso Chinese: 通知 Croatian: obavijest Czech: oznámení Danish: besked Dutch: mededeling European Spanish: aviso Finnish: ilmoitus French: notice German: Mitteilung Greek: ανακοίνωση Italian: avviso Japanese: 注意 note Korean: 통지 Norwegian: notis Polish: zawiadomienie European Portuguese: observação Romanian: anunț Russian: уведомляющий знак Latin American Spanish: aviso Swedish: meddelande Thai: ป้ายประกาศ Turkish: farkına varma Ukrainian: табличка Vietnamese: bảng lưu ý British English: notice /ˈnəʊtɪs/ NOUN warning Notice is advance warning about something. She was transferred to a new office without notice. American English: notice termination Arabic: إنْذَارٌ Brazilian Portuguese: aviso Chinese: 预先通知 Croatian: upozorenje Czech: výstraha Danish: varsel Dutch: aanzegging European Spanish: preaviso Finnish: irtisanominen sanoa irti työpaikka, asunto tms. French: avis German: Kündigung Greek: προθεσμία Italian: preavviso Japanese: 通告解雇 Korean: 해고 통보 Norwegian: oppsigelse Polish: wypowiedzenie European Portuguese: aviso Romanian: înștiințare prealabilă Russian: предупреждение Latin American Spanish: preaviso Swedish: uppsägning Thai: การแจ้งล่วงหน้า Turkish: mühlet Ukrainian: попередження Vietnamese: thông báo British English: notice /ˈnəʊtɪs/ VERB If you notice something, you suddenly see or hear it. Did you notice him leave the room? American English: notice Arabic: يُلَاحِظُ Brazilian Portuguese: notar Chinese: 注意到 Croatian: primijetiti Czech: všimnout si Danish: bemærke Dutch: merken waarnemen European Spanish: notar Finnish: huomata French: remarquer German: bemerken Wahrnehmung Greek: παρατηρώ Italian: notare Japanese: 気づく Korean: 알아차리다 Norwegian: bemerke Polish: zauważyć European Portuguese: notar Romanian: a observa Russian: заметить Latin American Spanish: notar Swedish: lägga märke till Thai: สังเกต Turkish: farkına varmak Ukrainian: помічати Vietnamese: chú ý Chinese translation of 'notice' notice (ˈnəutɪs) vt (= observe) 注意到 (zhùyì dào) n (c) (= sign) 公告 (gōnggào) (个(個), gè) (u) (= warning) 通知 (tōngzhī) (c) (Brit, = review) [of play, film] 评(評)论(論) (pínglùn) (篇, piān) to notice that ... 注意到 ... (zhùyì dào ... ) to bring sth to sb's notice 引起某人对(對)某事的注意 (yǐnqǐ mǒurén dùi mǒushì de zhùyì) to take no notice of sb/sth 不理某人/某事 (bù lǐ mǒurén/mǒushì) to escape sb's notice 躲过(過)某人的注意 (duǒguo mǒurén de zhùyì) it has come to my notice that ... 我察觉(覺)到 ... (wǒ chájué dào ... ) to give sb notice of sth 事先通知某人有关(關)某事 (shìxiān tōngzhī mǒurén yǒuguān mǒushì) without notice 不事先通知 (bù shìxiān tōngzhī) advance notice 提前通知 (tíqián tōngzhī) at short/a moment's/24 hours' notice 一经(經)通知就/马(馬)上就/24小时(時)内(內)就 (yī jīng tōngzhī jiù/mǎshàng jiù/èrshísì xiǎoshí nèi jiù) until further notice 直到另行通知 (zhídào lìngxíng tōngzhī) to hand in or give in one's notice 递(遞)交辞(辭)呈 (dìjiāo cíchéng) to be given one's notice 接到解雇(僱)通知 (jiēdào jiěgù tōngzhī) All related terms of 'notice' advance notice 提前通知 tíqián tōngzhī without notice 不事先通知 bù shìxiān tōngzhī at short notice 临(臨)时(時)通知 línshí tōngzhī notice to quit ( Brit ) 请(請)辞(辭)报(報)告 qǐng cí bàogào to notice that ... 注意到 ... zhùyì dào ... until further notice 直到另行通知 zhídào lìngxíng tōngzhī to escape sb's notice 躲过(過)某人的注意 duǒguo mǒurén de zhùyì to be given one's notice 接到解雇(僱)通知 jiēdào jiěgù tōngzhī to give sb notice of sth 事先通知某人有关(關)某事 shìxiān tōngzhī mǒurén yǒuguān mǒushì to bring sth to sb's notice 引起某人对(對)某事的注意 yǐnqǐ mǒurén dùi mǒushì de zhùyì to take no notice of sb/sth 不理某人/某事 bù lǐ mǒurén/mǒushì it has come to my notice that ... 我察觉(覺)到 ... wǒ chájué dào ... at short/a moment's/24 hours' notice 一经(經)通知就/马(馬)上就/24小时(時)内(內)就 yī jīng tōngzhī jiù/mǎshàng jiù/èrshísì xiǎoshí nèi jiù to hand in or give in one's notice 递(遞)交辞(辭)呈 dìjiāo cíchéng 1 (noun) in the sense of sign Definition a displayed placard or announcement giving information I saw a little notice advertising an open day at a nearby estate. Synonyms sign a sign saying that the highway was closed advertisement She recently placed an advertisement in the local paper. poster Her picture was on wanted posters all over the country. placard The marchers sang and waved placards. warning She came into my room without warning. bill A sign forbids the posting of bills. 2 (noun) in the sense of notification Definition advance notification of something such as intention to end a contract of employment Unions are requested to give seven days' notice of industrial action. Synonyms notification We require written notification from the person who signed the booking form. warning health warning about the overconsumption of sugar advice Most have now left the country on the advice of their governments. intimation their first public intimation of how they will spend the budget news They still haven't had any news about the survivors. communication The ambassador has brought a communication from the President. intelligence a senior officer involved in gathering intelligence announcement There has been no formal announcement by either government. instruction advance warning wake-up call heads up (US, Canadian) 3 (noun) in the sense of review Definition a theatrical or literary review She got some good notices for her performance last night. Synonyms review We've never had a good review in the press. comment He had added a few comments in the margin. criticism Her work includes novels, poetry and literary criticism. evaluation critique The book is a feminist critique of Victorian female novelists. critical assessment 4 (noun) in the sense of attention Definition observation or attention Nothing that went on in the hospital escaped her notice. Synonyms attention Let me draw your attention to some important issues. interest They will follow the political crisis with interest. note regard consideration He said there should be careful consideration of the company's future role. observation careful observation of the movement of the planets scrutiny heed He pays too much heed these days to my nephew. cognizance Opposites neglect , ignorance , disregard , omission , oversight 5 (noun) in the sense of the sack British) They predicted that many teachers would be given their notice by the end of next term. Synonyms the sack (informal) People who make mistakes can be given the sack the same day. dismissal his dismissal from his post discharge They face receiving a dishonourable discharge from the Army. the boot (slang) the push (slang) Two cabinet ministers also got the push. marching orders (informal) the (old) heave-ho (informal) your books or cards (informal) (verb) in the sense of observe Definition to point out or remark upon People should not hesitate to contact the police if they notice anything suspicious. Synonyms observe In 1664 Hooke observed a reddish spot on the surface of the planet. see I saw a man making his way towards me. mind You mind what I say now! note Suddenly I noted that the rain had stopped. spot He left the party seconds before smoke was spotted coming up the stairs. remark Everyone has remarked what a lovely person she is. distinguish He could distinguish voices. perceive I perceived a number of changes. detect He could detect a certain sadness in her face. heed Few people at the conference heeded her warning. discern Under the bridge we could just discern a shadowy figure. behold (archaic, literary) The garden was a joy to behold. mark Mark my words. He won't last. eyeball (slang) Opposites ignore , overlook , neglect , disregard idiom See take no notice of something or someone Additional synonyms in the sense of advertisement Definition any public announcement designed to sell goods or publicize an event She recently placed an advertisement in the local paper. Synonyms advert (British), bill, notice, display, commercial, ad (informal), announcement, promotion, publicity, poster, plug (informal), puff, circular, placard, blurb in the sense of advice Definition formal notification of facts Most have now left the country on the advice of their governments. Synonyms instruction, notification, view, information, warning, teaching, notice, word, intelligence in the sense of announcement There has been no formal announcement by either government. Synonyms statement, communication, broadcast, explanation, publication, declaration, advertisement, testimony, disclosure, bulletin, communiqué, proclamation, utterance, intimation, promulgation, divulgence Synonyms of 'notice' notice Explore 'notice' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of behold Definition to look (at) The garden was a joy to behold. Synonyms look at, see, view, eye, consider, study, watch, check, regard, survey, witness, clock (British, slang), examine, observe, perceive, gaze, scan, contemplate, check out (informal), inspect, discern, eyeball (slang), scrutinize, recce (slang), get a load of (informal), take a gander at (informal), take a dekko at (British, slang, old-fashioned), feast your eyes upon in the sense of bill Definition a printed notice or advertisement A sign forbids the posting of bills. Synonyms advertisement, notice, poster, leaflet, bulletin, circular, handout, placard, handbill, playbill in the sense of cognizance Definition the range or scope of knowledge or understanding Synonyms knowledge, understanding, regard, notice, recognition, perception, apprehension, cognition, acknowledgment, percipience (formal) 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 in the sense of consideration Definition careful thought He said there should be careful consideration of the company's future role. Synonyms thought, study, review, attention, regard, analysis, examination, reflection, scrutiny, deliberation, contemplation, perusal, cogitation in the sense of criticism Definition an analysis of a work of art or literature Her work includes novels, poetry and literary criticism. Synonyms analysis, review, notice, assessment, judgment, commentary, evaluation, appreciation, appraisal, critique, elucidation in the sense of critique Definition a critical essay or commentary The book is a feminist critique of Victorian female novelists. Synonyms essay, review, analysis, assessment, examination, commentary, appraisal, treatise in the sense of detect Definition to perceive or notice He could detect a certain sadness in her face. Synonyms notice, see, spot, catch, note, identify, observe, remark, recognize, distinguish, perceive, scent, discern, ascertain, descry in the sense of discern Definition to see or be aware of (something) clearly Under the bridge we could just discern a shadowy figure. Synonyms see, perceive, make out, notice, observe, recognize, behold (archaic, literary), catch sight of, suss (out) (slang), espy, descry Additional synonyms in the sense of discharge Definition dismissal or release from an office, job, etc. They face receiving a dishonourable discharge from the Army. Synonyms dismissal, notice (British), removal, the boot (slang), expulsion, the sack (informal), the push (slang), marching orders (informal), ejection, demobilization, kiss-off (slang, US, Canadian), the bum's rush (slang, old-fashioned), the (old) heave-ho (informal), the order of the boot (slang, old-fashioned), congé, your books or cards (informal) in the sense of dismissal his dismissal from his post Synonyms the sack (informal), removal, discharge, notice (British), the boot (slang), expulsion (slang), the push (slang), marching orders (informal), kiss-off (slang, US, Canadian), the bum's rush (slang, old-fashioned), the (old) heave-ho (informal), the order of the boot (slang, old-fashioned), your books or cards (informal) in the sense of distinguish Definition to make out by hearing, seeing, or tasting He could distinguish voices. Synonyms make out, identify, recognize, perceive, know, see, tell, spot, glimpse, pick out, discern in the sense of heed Definition careful attention He pays too much heed these days to my nephew. Synonyms thought, care, mind, note, attention, regard, respect, notice, consideration, watchfulness, heedfulness in the sense of heed Definition to pay close attention to (a warning or piece of advice) Few people at the conference heeded her warning. Synonyms pay attention to, listen to, take notice of, follow, mark, mind, consider, note, regard, attend, observe, obey, bear in mind, be guided by, take to heart, give ear to in the sense of intelligence Definition news or information a senior officer involved in gathering intelligence Synonyms information, news, facts, report, findings, word, notice, advice, knowledge, data, disclosure, gen (British, informal), tip-off, low-down (informal), notification, rumour, tidings, heads up in the sense of interest Definition curiosity or concern about something or someone They will follow the political crisis with interest. Synonyms attention, regard, curiosity, notice, suspicion, scrutiny, heed, absorption, attentiveness, inquisitiveness, engrossment in the sense of intimation their first public intimation of how they will spend the budget Synonyms announcement, notice, communication, declaration in the sense of mark Definition to observe or notice Mark my words. He won't last. Synonyms observe, mind, note, regard, notice, attend to, pay attention to, pay heed to, hearken to (archaic) in the sense of mind Definition to pay attention to You mind what I say now! Synonyms pay attention to, follow, mark, watch, note, regard, respect, notice, attend to, listen to, observe, comply with, obey, heed, adhere to, take heed of, pay heed to Additional synonyms in the sense of news Definition information about such events, reported in the mass media They still haven't had any news about the survivors. Synonyms information, latest (informal), report, word, story, release, account, statement, advice, exposé, intelligence, scandal, rumour, leak, revelation, buzz, gossip, dirt (slang), goss (informal), disclosure, bulletin, dispatch, gen (British, informal), communiqué, hearsay, tidings, news flash, scuttlebutt (US, slang) in the sense of note Definition to notice Suddenly I noted that the rain had stopped. Synonyms notice, see, observe, perceive in the sense of observation Definition detailed examination of something before analysis, diagnosis, or interpretation careful observation of the movement of the planets Synonyms watching, study, survey, review, notice, investigation, monitoring, attention, consideration, examination, inspection, scrutiny, surveillance, contemplation, cognition, perusal 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 placard Definition a notice that is paraded in public The marchers sang and waved placards. Synonyms notice, bill, advertisement, poster, sticker, public notice, affiche in the sense of poster Definition a large notice displayed in a public place as an advertisement Her picture was on wanted posters all over the country. Synonyms notice, bill, announcement, advertisement, sticker, placard, public notice, affiche 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 spot Definition to see (something or someone) suddenly He left the party seconds before smoke was spotted coming up the stairs. Synonyms see, observe, catch sight of, identify, sight, recognize, detect, make out, pick out, discern, behold (archaic, literary), espy, descry in the sense of the push Definition dismissal from employment Two cabinet ministers also got the push. Synonyms dismissal, the sack (informal), discharge, the boot (slang), your cards (informal), your books (informal), your marching orders (informal), the kiss-off (slang, US, Canadian), the (old) heave-ho (informal), the order of the boot (slang) Additional synonyms in the sense of warning Definition a hint, threat, or advance notice of a possible danger or problem She came into my room without warning. Synonyms notice, notification, word, sign, threat, tip, signal, alarm, announcement, hint, alert, tip-off (informal), heads up (US, Canadian) in the sense of warning Definition advice not to do something health warning about the overconsumption of sugar Synonyms caution, information, advice, injunction, notification, caveat, word to the wise
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