n.
- 公告，通知，贴示[C]
- 警告；预先通知[U]
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They have received
notice of a typhoon approaching.
他们已收到台风即将来临的预报。
- 注意；察觉[U]
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His special talents attracted my
notice.
他的特长引起了我的注意。
- 短评；介绍[P1]
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The new play received poor
notices.
这出新戏反应很差。
vt.
- 注意，注意到[W][O3][+v-ing][+wh-][+（that）]
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She didn't
notice that I had entered the room.
她没有看到我已经走进屋里。
I
noticed him winking at his brother.
我察觉他对他兄弟眨眼示意。
Did you
notice her engagement ring?
你看到她的订婚戒指了吗？
- 通知
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The plane was
noticed to take off at six o'clock.
飞机接到通知在六点起飞。
- 评论，介绍
- 提到，谈到
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The incident was
noticed in a magazine.
这一事件在一份杂志里提到过。
- 招呼，客气对待
vi.
- 引起注意
短语
at short notice
- 一接到通知（就……）
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They are ready to start
at short notice.
他们准备一接到通知就立即出发。
be beneath sb.'s notice
- 被某人认为不值得一顾
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Her insults should
be beneath your notice.
她对你的侮辱你应该不屑一顾。
bring sth. to sb.'s notice
- 使某人注意某事
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His article
brought the problem to our notice.
他的文章使我们注意到了那个问题。
come into notice
- 引起注意
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His drawings have
come into public
notice.
他的画已引起公众的注意。
come to sb.'s notice
- 引起某人的注意
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It has
come to my notice that the student has failed to hand in his homework for two weeks.
我已经注意到这个学生已两星期没交作业了。
give notice
- 通知
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We should
give them
notice to hand in the applications before Friday.
我们应该通知他们在星期五之前交上申请书。
have notice
- 接到通知
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He
has notice to report for duty next Monday.
他已接到通知下星期一去报到。
sit up and take notice
- 蓦地注意起来；刮目相看
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Your new invention will make the whole world
sit up and take notice!
你的新发明将使全世界为之注目。
take notice of
- 注意到
- 关注；理会
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Don't
take any
notice of others' comments.
不要理会别人的议论。
till/until further notice
- 在另行通知以前
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That library will open only in the morning
till further notice.
在另行通知以前，那个图书馆只在上午开放。
without notice
- 不预先通知地；不另行通知地
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The timetable is subject to change
without notice.
本时刻表随时可能改变，不另行通知。
辨析
n.
- the fact of observing or paying attention to something.
- advance notification or warning.
▸a formal declaration of one's intention to end an agreement, typically one concerning employment or tenancy, at a specified time.
- a displayed sheet or placard giving news or information.
▸a small advertisement or announcement in a newspaper or magazine.
- a short published review of a new film, play, or book.
v.
- become aware of.
▸archaic remark upon.
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(be noticed)
be treated or recognized as noteworthy.
Phrase
- at
(or N. Amer. on)
short
(or a moment's)
notice
with little warning. - put someone on notice
(or serve notice)
warn someone of something about or likely to occur. - take
(no)
notice
(of)
pay (no) attention (to).
Etymology
ME: from OFr., from L. notitia ‘being known’, from notus (see notion).
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