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Danh từ

lời ghi, lời gi chép (để cho nhớ)

he stat taking notes of everything that was said

nó ngồi ghi chép mọi lời người ta nói ra

bức thư ngắn

he wrote me a note asking if I would come

nó viết cho tôi một bức thư ngắn hỏi tôi có đến không

(ngoại giao) công hàm

lời chú, lời chú thích

a new edition of Hamlet with copious notes

một lần xuất bản mới cuốn Hamlét mới nhiều chú thích phong phú

(cũng banknote, (Mỹ)

điệu; vẻ

there is a note of anger in his voice

giọng nói của anh ta có vẻ tức giận

his speech sounds the note of war

bài nói của ông ta sặc điệu chiến tranh

sự lưu ý, sự chú ý

take note of what he says

hãy lưu ý những lời ông ta nói

bill

giấy bạc

do you want the money in notes or coins?

Anh cần tiền giấy hay tiền đồng?

(nhạc)

nốt

compare notes

xem compare

of note

quan trọng; xuất sắc; nổi tiếng

a singer of some note

một ca sĩ khá nổi tiếng

nothing of particular note happened

không có gì đặc biệt quan trọng đã xảy đến

strike (sound) a note (of something)

tỏ, toát ra (một cảm nghĩ, một ý tưởng như thế nào đó)

he sounded a note of warning in her speech

trong bài nói của mình, ông ta để toát ra một ý tưởng nhắc nhở

strike (sound) a false note

xem false

Danh từ

chú ý; lưu ý

please note my words

xin lưu ý những lời tôi nói

she noted [that] his hands were dirty

cô ta lưu ý thấy tay anh ta bẩn

note how I do it, then copy me

hãy lưu ý xem tôi làm cái đó như thế nào, rồi phỏng theo mà làm

* Các từ tương tự:
note magnifier, note-shaver, notebook, notecase, noted, noteless, notelet, notepad, notepaper
noun

plural notes

[count] :a short piece of writing that is used to help someone remember something

She wrote a note to remind herself about the appointment.

I left you a note on the kitchen table.

making/writing notes in the margins of a book

She jotted down a few notes during the interview.

I'll make a mental note [=I'll try to remember] to reschedule the meeting.

b notes [plural] :an informal written record of things that are said and done

After class, I usually study my notes and read the next chapter.

I can't come to class today. Would you mind taking notes for me?

His secretary took notes during our meeting.

[count] a short piece of writing that gives you information :a brief comment or explanation

Please include a brief note about where the picture was taken.

He writes in the program notes that the play was inspired by his own childhood.

The dictionary includes many usage notes. [=short explanations about how a word or phrase is used]

One final note: tickets will be available at the door the night of the concert. - see also liner notes

a comment or added piece of information that is separate from the main writing of a book

For further details, see the notes to Chapter 3. - see also footnote

[count] :a short and usually informal letter

Remember to send a thank-you note to the host of the party.

This is just a brief note to say how much I enjoyed your party.

Drop me a note while you're away.

I have a handwritten note here from the governor.

If you are out sick for more than one week, you will need a note from your doctor.

The girl's kidnappers left a ransom note. - see also mash note

[count] music

a specific musical tone

musical notes

That note's a B not a C.

Despite a few wrong notes, the pianist gave a generally good performance.

a written symbol that is used to show what note should be played and how long it should last - see also eighth note, half note, quarter note, sixteenth note, whole note

[singular] :a characteristic or quality that expresses a mood or feeling

I detected a note of sadness in his voice. - often used after on

Let's try to end our conversation on a lighter/happier note.

If I may end on a personal note, I'd like to wish my father a happy 85th birthday!

The party ended on a high note. [=the party ended pleasantly or well]

Their relationship ended on a sour note. [=ended unpleasantly] - often used with hit, strike or sound

The movie hits just the right note with young audiences.

Her judgment rarely strikes a wrong note.

In her chapter about rising oil prices, she sounds a cautionary note.

Most reviewers loved the show, but one critic struck a discordant note, finding it clichd and predictable.

[count] Brit :bill

a ten-pound note

compare notes

xem compare

of note

important and deserving to be noticed or remembered

American writers of note include Herman Melville, Mark Twain, and Emily Dickinson.

historical events of note

take note

to notice or give special attention to someone or something

She has been extremely successful in her own country, and now the rest of the world is beginning to take note.

She took note of the exact time.

verb

notes; noted; noting

[+ obj] formal

to notice or pay attention to (something)

You may have noted my late arrival.

The thing to note here is that people are suffering.

It's interesting to note how quickly things have changed.

Their objections were duly noted. - often + that

Please note that the office will close today at noon.

Note that I have enclosed full payment with this letter.

to say or write (something)

As one official noted, the situation has begun to get out of control.

As noted above/earlier/previously, most people survive the disease.

They've asked us to leave, he noted with amusement. - often + that

She said she was unaware of the problem and noted that everything was fine when she went home that night.

It should be noted, however, that no one was injured in the accident.

It's worth noting that he gave no reason for his decision.

note down

[phrasal verb]

note (something) down or note down (something) :to write down (a piece of information that you want to remember)

Let me note down your telephone number.

The police officer noted down the names of all the people present during the incident.

* Các từ tương tự:
notebook, noted, notepad, notepaper, noteworthy
noun

See notation

above

She sent Rob a note only last week asking him to attend the meeting

message

letter

communication

(piece of) correspondence

memorandum

epistle

postcard or (postal) card

fan letter

love-letter

billet doux

bread-and-butter letter

word

line

thank-you note

Colloq memo

US old-fashioned mash note

Her notes on insect behaviour are of great interest

comment

commentary

remark

observation

explanation

annotation

footnote

side-note

marginalia (pl

)

gloss

critique

criticism

Literary scholium

exegesis

eisegesis

Technical shoulder-note

I found a packet of notes dropped by the bank robbers. The bank is holding my note for œ

banknote

money

bill

currency

treasury note

promissory note

demand note

bill of exchange

letter of credit

(bank) draft

note of hand

Colloq folding money

There is a note of angry frustration that runs through her writing

theme

characteristic

motif

element

quality

mood

tone

tenor

Her greeting, though warm, contained a note of suspicion. On that note, I decided to leave

signal

cue

intimation

hint

inkling

suspicion

clue

suggestion

idea

tip

Slang tip-off

Note of the prosecutor's objection to that line of questioning has been taken

heed

attention

notice

regard

respect

thought

Colloq US mind

People of note have been entertained at our table

mark

consequence

substance

importance

moment

weight

distinction

merit

prestige

(high) rank or standing

eminence

prominence

repute

reputation

renown

He knows the music but gets the notes wrong

tone

sound

key

The entire account is based on the notes she made during the trial

notes

jottings

impressions

record(s)

report

(thumbnail) sketch

(rough) draft

outline

synopsis

verb

Have you ever noted how people try to avoid you because of your bad temper? Note how quickly the days seem to grow shorter towards the end of summer. A detective has been assigned to note every move the suspect makes

notice

observe

perceive

see

mark

think about

give thought to

consider

contemplate

study

pay attention to

attend to

look into

investigate

check out

The traffic warden noted down the number-plate of the car

record

register

write down

put or set down

put on record

jot down

put in writing

chronicle

The report failed to note the disappearance of the murder weapon

call attention to

remark on or about

mention

report

touch on

comment on or about

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