take notice

idiomatic phrase

: to become aware of or give attention to something or someone : to observe or treat something or someone with special attention

… one Saturday in October 1984, San Francisco coach Bill Walsh flipped on the TV to watch college football, saw Rice on the highlights and took notice.

Peter King

—often used with of

It was a while before anyone took notice of the change.… suggests that the academy is at last beginning to sit up and take notice of how the world really works.

Terry TeachoutThey took no notice of him. [=they ignored him]

Word History

First Known Use

1586, in the meaning defined above

单词	take notice
释义	take notice idiomatic phrase : to become aware of or give attention to something or someone : to observe or treat something or someone with special attention … one Saturday in October 1984, San Francisco coach Bill Walsh flipped on the TV to watch college football, saw Rice on the highlights and took notice. Peter King —often used with of It was a while before anyone took notice of the change.… suggests that the academy is at last beginning to sit up and take notice of how the world really works. Terry TeachoutThey took no notice of him. [=they ignored him] Word History First Known Use 1586, in the meaning defined above
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