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tice 成语

at a moment's notice

with little warning, on short notice We may call you at a moment's notice - whenever we need help.

give notice

give a letter that says you are leaving or quitting If I want to leave the position, I give them two weeks notice.

on short notice

without much warning, at a moment's notice Can you come to work on short notice? Within a day or two?

practice what you preach

do what you say people should do If you want to hear truth, tell the truth. Practice what you preach.

serve notice

state your plans, say what you will do, spread the word If you enter the novel contest, you are serving notice that you are a serious writer.

do justice to

1．treat in a fair way；show the true value of公平对待；公正地评判
We should do justice to everyone．我们应该公正地对待每个人。
To do him justice， he has done something valuable for the Chinese revolution．公平地说，他为中国革命做过一些有价值的工作。
2．be very much alike酷似
The photograph does justice to her．这幅照片极象她。
3．eat to one's full饱餐
The children did justice to the good dishes．菜不错，孩子们饱餐了一顿。

in practice

1． practising；in fact实践中；实际上
They have rich experience in practice．他们有丰富的实践经验。
Your idea sounds good but will it work in practice？你的主意很好，但它能实现吗？
2．in proper condition to do sth．well through practice在不断练习中
The iceskater keeps in practice by skating every day．这位溜冰者每天练习溜冰。
A pianist gets his fingers in practice by playing scales．钢琴家练习音节，磨练手指的灵活。

make a practice of

make a habit of养成…的习惯
Make a practice of being on time for work．要养成按时工作的习惯。
They made a practice of taking a walk together every evening．他们每天傍晚总是一起散步。

out of practice

unable to do sth．well because of lack of practice久不练习；荒疏She is out of practice，so she can't sing as well as before．因久不练习，她歌唱得不如以前好了。
He used to be good at cricket，but now be's out of practice．他过去擅长于打板球，可现在已荒疏了。

put into practice

perform；fulfil实施
We have made our plans；now we must put them into practice．我们已经制定计划，现在该付诸实施了。

take notice of

pay attention to；heed 注意；留意
He passed by me without taking any notice of me．他从我旁边走过，一点也没有注意到我。
If you hear the fire alarm at ten o'clock this morning，don't take any notice of it；the engineers are merely testing it．如果你们今天上午10点钟听到火警，请不要在意，工程师们只是在做试验。
She passed me in the street，but took no notice of me．她在街上碰到我，但是她不理我。
He never takes notice of what I say．他从不理会我所说的话。

take notice

Idiom(s): take notice (of sth)

Theme: OBSERVATION

to observe something.
• I didn't take notice of when he came in.
• They say he came in late, but I didn't take notice.

sit up and take notice

Idiom(s): sit up and take notice

Theme: ATTENTION

to become alert and pay attention.
• A loud noise from the front of the room caused everyone to sit up and take notice.
• The company wouldn't pay any attention to my complaints. When I had my lawyer write them a letter, they sat up and took notice.

put sth into practice

Idiom(s): put sth into practice

Theme: BEGINNINGS

to start using a scheme or plan.
• I hope we can put your idea into practice soon.
• The mayor hopes to put the new plan into practice after the next election.

poetic justice

Idiom(s): poetic justice

Theme: JUSTICE

the appropriate but chance receiving of rewards or punishments by those deserving them.
• It was poetic justice that Jane won the race after Mary tried to get her banned.
• The car thieves stole a car with no gas. That's poetic justice.

miscarriage of justice

Idiom(s): miscarriage of justice

Theme: JUSTICE

a wrong or mistaken decision, especially one made in a court of law.
• Sentencing the old man on a charge of murder proved to be a miscarriage of justice.
• Punishing the student for cheating was a miscarriage of justice. He was innocent.

escape one's notice

Idiom(s): escape one's notice

Theme: ESCAPE

to go unnoticed; not to have been noticed. (Usually a way to point out that someone has failed to see or respond to something.)
• I suppose my earlier request escaped your notice, so I'm writing again.
• I'm sorry. Your letter escaped my notice.

make sth a practice

Idiom(s): make a practice of something AND make something a practice

Theme: HABITS

to turn something into a habitual activity.
• Jane makes a practice of planting daisies every summer.
• Her mother also made it a practice.

Justice delayed is justice denied.

If the law is applied too late, there is no justice.

Practice makes perfect.

Doing something repeatedly is the only way to become good at it.

I hereby give notice of my intention

Hereby is used sometimes in formal, official declarations and statements to give greater force to the speaker' or the writer's affirmation. People will say it sometimes to emphasise their sincerity and correctness.

Jersey justice

(UK) Jersey justice is very severe justice.

Spanish practices

Unauthorized working methods that benefit those who follow them are Spanish practices.

Time-honoured practice

A time-honoured practice is a traditional way of doing something that has become almost universally accepted as the most appropriate or suitable way.

Practice Makes Perfect

By constantly practicing, you will become better.

do justice to|do|do justice|justice

v. phr. 1. To do (something) as well as you should; do properly. Barbara had so many things to do that she could not do justice to her lessons. The newspaper man did not do justice to the story. 2. To eat or drink with enthusiasm or enjoyment. The boy did justice to the meal.

give notice|give|notice

v. phr. To inform an employer, an employee, a landlord, or a tenant of the termination of a contractual agreement of service or tenancy. Max gave notice at the bank where he was working. Sally was given notice by her landlord.

into practice|practice

in practice¹ adv. phr. In actual doing. The idea sounds good but will it work in practice? It is easy to say that we will he good. It is harder to put the saying into practice.
in practice² adj. phr. In proper condition to do something well through practice. A pianist gets his fingers in practice by playing scales. An ice-skater keeps in practice by skating every day.
Compare: IN SHAPE.
Antonym: OUT OF PRACTICE.

make a practice of|make|make a practice|practice

v. phr. To make a habit of; do regularly. Make a practice of being on time for work.

out of practice|out|practice

adj. phr. Not in proper condition; unable to do something well because of lack of practice. The basketball team got out of practice during the Christmas holidays.
Compare: OUT OF SHAPE.
Antonym: IN PRACTICE.

serve notice|notice|serve

v. phr. 1. To notify one's employer in a formal or legal manner that one is quitting the former's employment. She gave notice to her boss that she was quitting because of marriage. 2. To notify an employee or a tenant that one no longer needs their services or wishes to have them as tenants. The new landlady gave notice to several families in our building because they were late in paying their rent.

sit up and take notice|notice|sit|sit up|take noti

v. phr., informal To be surprised into noticing something. Grace had never impressed her teachers. Hearing that she had won the essay contest made them sit up and take notice. George's sudden success made the town sit up and take notice.

take note of|note|notice|take|take note|take notic

v. phr. 1. To look carefully at; pay close attention to; observe well. A detective is trained to take note of people and things. 2. To notice and act in response; pay attention. Two boys were talking together in the back of the room but the teacher took no notice of them. The principal thanked everyone who helped in the program, and took note of the decorations made by the art class.

escape notice

escape notice
Elude attention or observation, as in It must have escaped the editor's notice so I'll write again. [c. 1700]

sharp practice

sharp practice
Crafty or deceitful dealings, especially in business. For example, That firm's known for its sharp practice, so I'd rather not deal with them. This expression, first recorded in 1836, uses sharp in the combined sense of “mentally acute” and “cutting.”

short notice, on

short notice, on
Also, at short notice. With little advance warning or time to prepare, as in They told us to be ready to move out on short notice. The noun notice here is used in the sense of “information” or “intelligence.” [Late 1700s]

More Idioms/Phrases

shop short end of the stick, the short for short haul short notice, on short order short run short shrift, give shot in the arm, a

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