notice

Danh từ

thông báo

put up a notice

dán một thông báo

notices of births, deaths and marriages in the newspaper

thông báo về sinh, tử, giá thú trên báo

sự báo trước (cho biết trước thời gian); giấy báo cho thôi việc

receive two months notice to leave a job

được báo trước hai tháng cho thôi việc

at short notice

chỉ được báo trước một thời gian ngắn

leave at only ten day's notice

được báo trước mười ngày

he gave her a month's notice

ông ấy đã gửi cho cô ta giấy báo cho thôi việc sau một tháng

bài điểm ngắn; bài tường thuật (trên báo)

the play received good notices

vở kịch được tường thuật trên báo với lời lẽ tốt đẹp

be beneath one's notice

là cái mà người ta có thể lờ đi, là cái có phể phớt lờ đi

he regarded all these administrative details as beneath his notice

ông ta coi tất cả những chi tiết hành chính ấy là cái có thể phớt lờ đi

bring something to somebody's notice

kể cho ai biết, chỉ cho ai biết việc gì

it was Ban who brought the problem to our notice

chính Ban đã cho chúng tôi biết vấn đề đó

come to somebody's notice

được biết, được nghe thấy

it has come to my notice that you have been stolen

tôi nghe nói là anh ta đã bị ăn trộm

escape notice

xem escape

sit up and take notice

xem sit

take no notice; not take any notice

không chú ý tới

don't take any notice of what he says!

Đừng có chú ý tới những gì nó nói!

Động từ

nhận thấy

didn't you notice? He has dyed his hair

anh có nhận thấy không? Nó đã nhuộm tóc đấy

did you notice him coming (come) in?

anh có nhận thấy nó đi vào không?

sorry, I didn't notice you

rất tiếc là tôi đã không thấy có anh

chú ý (chủ yếu là ở dạng bị động)

a young actor trying to be noticed by the critics

một diễn viên trẻ tìm cách để được các nhà phê bình chú ý

* Các từ tương tự:
notice-board, noticeable, noticeably
noun

plural -tices

[noncount] information that tells you or warns you about something that is going to happen

Please give us enough notice to prepare for your arrival.

They gave no advance notice that they were moving. [=they did not tell anyone that they were moving before they did it]

Terms of the agreement are subject to change without notice. [=terms of the agreement may be changed without telling you before they are changed]

The beach is closed until further notice. [=until there is an announcement saying that it is open]

I received written notice that my bank account will be credited. [=I received a letter telling me that my bank account will be credited]

The senator served notice [=made it known] that he will be opposing the new regulations.

With the success of her first film, she served notice [=showed] that she is a serious and talented director.

a statement telling someone that an agreement, job, etc., will end soon

She gave her landlord notice (that she is moving next month).

I gave (my employer) two weeks' notice. [=I told my employer that I would be quitting my job in two weeks]

My boss gave me two weeks' notice. [=my boss told me that I would be losing my job in two weeks]

[noncount] :attention that people give to someone or something

Her red dress attracted notice. [=her red dress made people look at her; people noticed her red dress]

The band first came to public notice in 1991. [=the public first heard about the band in 1991]

The error escaped my notice. [=I did not notice the error]

Take no notice of them. [=ignore them]

No one took much notice of her [=no one paid much attention to her] at the party.

The team has been playing better recently, and people are starting to (sit up and) take notice. [=are starting to notice and give attention to the team's improved play]

He brought the problem to my notice. [=he brought the problem to my attention; he told me about the problem]

[count] :a written or printed statement that gives information

Notices were sent to parents about the school trip.

The notice [=sign] said, BEACH CLOSED.

Did you see the notice about the meeting?

Newspapers print notices of marriages and deaths.

[count] :a short piece of writing that gives an opinion about a play, book, etc.

The play received good notices. [=reviews]

at a moment's/minute's notice

or US on a moment's/minute's notice or at short notice or US on short notice

immediately after you have been told about something

They're prepared to help us at/on a moment's notice. [=as soon as we tell them that we need their help]

They can be ready to go at/on a moment's notice.

She had to leave on a business trip at/on (very) short notice.

on notice

formal :warned or told about something

The police are on notice to have more security at the concert. [=the police have been warned to have more security at the concert]

She put us on notice [=she told us in a very definite and forceful way] that she would not be available for interviews until after the trial.

verb

-tices; -ticed; -ticing

[+ obj] :to become aware of (something or someone) by seeing, hearing, etc.

He noticed his friend sitting at the next table. = He noticed that his friend was sitting at the next table.

She noticed a smell of gas.

You didn't notice that I got my hair cut.

She noticed me leaving the meeting early.

The police noticed [=observed] a connection between the murders.

I noticed an error in the book.

The problem was first noticed several days ago.

I couldn't help noticing the spot on his tie. = I couldn't help but notice the spot on his tie. [=I saw the spot even though I wasn't trying to look for it]

get noticed

to get attention that you want from other people

You'll get noticed in that new sports car. = That new sports car will get you noticed.

a young actor who's trying to get noticed

The band got noticed by a record producer. [=a record producer showed interest in the band]

* Các từ tương tự:
noticeable, noticeboard
verb

Notice how quickly he retracted his remarks when challenged. I waved to them, but they didn't notice me

note

take or make note (of)

take notice (of)

pay or give attention to

attend (to)

heed

take heed (of)

give heed to

mark

remark

mind

observe

perceive

see

I noticed signs of illness when I visited her

mind

observe

perceive

discern

see

detect

make out

identify

recognize

Colloq spot

noun

Let me bring to your notice the second paragraph on page six

attention

awareness

consciousness

perception

observation

cognizance

They have published many books worthy of notice. He considers matters of money beneath his notice

regard

consideration

respect

observation

attention

note

heed

A notice showing the currency exchange rates is posted in the bank. The company let Corbett go without notice

notification

announcement

information

advice

warning

intimation

The play has enjoyed excellent notices in the London newspapers

criticism

critique

review

comment

commentary

British Rail gave notice of a curtailment of service to this station. Barry gave notice today of his resignation

give notice

warn

admonish

notify

announce

advise

inform

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