Смысл: notice 
notice 1. [ʹnəʋtıs] n
<Í> 1. 1) извещение, уведомление; предупреждение; объявление
formal notice - официальное извещение /предупреждение/
notice of receipt - расписка в получении
notice to reader - повестка-напоминание (читателю - о просроченной книге )
notice of appeal - апелляция
until /till/ further notice - впредь до дальнейшего уведомления, до особого распоряжения
without further notice - без дополнительного извещения /предупреждения/
to serve notice - официально извещать; вручать повестку
to put up a notice - вывесить объявление
this is to give notice, notice is hereby given - офиц.
at short notice - тотчас же; незамедлительно; по первому требованию
deposit at short notice - фин.
at two hours notice - воен.
notices to airmen - ав.
2) предупреждение о расторжении контракта
notice to quit - а) предупреждение (съёмщику ) о расторжении контракта о сдаче помещения; б) предупреждение (работнику ) о предстоящем увольнении; в) сл. о серьезной болезни и т. п. )
the servant was given notice - слугу предупредили об увольнении
the servant gave notice - слуга предупредил, что уходит с места
to get a month's notice - получить предупреждение о предстоящем через месяц увольнении
to give in one's notice - подать (нанимателю ) заявление об уходе с работы
3)мор.
master's notice - нотис капитана
2. внимание
to take notice - обращать (своё) внимание; замечать
take notice that ... - заметьте себе, что ...; предупреждаю вас, что ...
to be below /beneath/ notice - не заслуживать внимания
take no notice of her - не обращайте на неё внимания
to meet with public notice - обратить на себя внимание публики /общества/; быть замеченным всеми
to avoid notice - стараться остаться незамеченным
to bring /to call/ smth. to smb.'s notice - обратить на что-л. чьё-л. внимание
to come into notice, to come /to fall/ under smb.'s notice - привлечь (к себе) внимание
to escape notice - ускользнуть от внимания, оказаться упущенным из виду
this work cannot escape the notice of historians - эта работа не может не привлечь внимания историков
he will rise to notice - он заставит о себе говорить
I shouted but she took no notice - я крикнул, но она не обратила внимания
the baby is beginning to take notice - ребёнок начинает реагировать на окружающее; ребёнок начинает проявлять признаки сообразительности
3. 1) заметка; объявление в печати
death notice - траурное объявление; краткий некролог
to publish a marriage notice - поместить объявление о предстоящем бракосочетании
2) обозрение, рецензия, печатный отзыв
the play had favourable notices - газеты дали положительные отзывы о пьесе
2.[ʹnəʋtıs] v
<Í> 1. 1) замечать, обращать внимание
to get oneself noticed - привлечь к себе внимание, заставить говорить о себе
I didn't notice you - я вас не заметил
I was not noticing - я (ни на что) не обращал внимания
the last symphony of this composer has been much noticed - последняя симфония этого композитора привлекла большое внимание /всеми была замечена/
he noticed her hesitate /hesitating, that she hesitated/ - он заметил, что она колеблется
she was noticed to hesitate /hesitating/ - заметили, что она колеблется
not so as /so that/ you'd notice - разг.
2) оказывать, уделять внимание
he was too proud to notice me - он был слишком горд, чтобы обратить на меня внимание /поздороваться со мной/
2. отмечать, упоминать
to notice smb.'s usefulness - отметить (в докладе и т. п. ) принесённую кем-л. пользу
3. давать обзор (чего-л. ); рецензировать
to notice a book - дать рецензию на книгу
4.преим. амер. от места )
the men were ❝noticed❞ on Friday - в пятницу рабочие получили предупреждение (об увольнении )
<Í> 1. 1) извещение, уведомление; предупреждение; объявление
2) предупреждение о расторжении контракта
3)
2. внимание
3. 1) заметка; объявление в печати
2) обозрение, рецензия, печатный отзыв
2.
<Í> 1. 1) замечать, обращать внимание
2) оказывать, уделять внимание
2. отмечать, упоминать
3. давать обзор (
4.
burn notice Идиома
at a moment's notice
give notice
on short notice
serve notice
take notice of
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 noticeTheme: 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.
escape one's notice
Idiom(s): escape one's noticeTheme: 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.
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.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.at a moment's notice
escape notice
escape noticeElude absorption or observation, as in It charge accept able the editor's apprehension so I'll address again. [c. 1700]
escape one's notice
Idiom(s): escape one's noticeTheme: ESCAPE
to go unnoticed; not to accept been noticed. (Usually a way to point out that addition has bootless to see or acknowledge to something.)
• I accept my beforehand appeal able your notice, so I'm autograph again.
• I'm sorry. Your letter able my notice.
give notice
give notice|give|notice
v. phr. To acquaint an employer, an employee, a landlord, or a addressee of the abortion of a acknowledged acceding of account or tenancy. Max gave apprehension at the coffer area he was working. Sally was accustomed apprehension by her landlord.I hereby accord apprehension of my intention
Hereby is acclimated sometimes in formal, official declarations and statements to accord greater force to the speaker' or the writer's affirmation. Bodies will say it sometimes to emphasise their artlessness and correctness.notice
noticesee escape notice; give notice; short notice, on; sit up; take note.
on abbreviate notice
serve notice
serve notice|notice|serve
v. phr. 1. To acquaint one's employer in a academic or acknowledged address that one is abandonment the former's employment. She gave apprehension to her bang-up that she was abandonment because of marriage. 2. To acquaint an abettor or a addressee that one no best needs their casework or wishes to accept them as tenants. The new feudatory gave apprehension to several families in our architecture because they were backward in advantageous their rent.short notice, on
short notice, onAlso, at abbreviate notice. With little beforehand admonishing or time to prepare, as in They told us to be accessible to move out on abbreviate notice. The noun notice actuality is acclimated in the faculty of “information” or “intelligence.” [Late 1700s]
sit up and booty notice
Idiom(s): sit up and booty noticeTheme: ATTENTION
to become active and pay attention.
• A loud babble from the advanced of the allowance acquired anybody to sit up and booty notice.
• The aggregation wouldn't pay any absorption to my complaints. Back I had my advocate address them a letter, they sat up and took notice.
sit up and booty notice|notice|sit|sit up|take noti
v. phr., informal To be afraid into acquainted something. Grace had never afflicted her teachers. Hearing that she had won the article challenge fabricated them sit up and booty notice. George's abrupt success fabricated the boondocks sit up and booty notice.take agenda of|note|notice|take|take note|take notic
v. phr. 1. To attending anxiously at; pay abutting absorption to; beam well. A detective is accomplished to booty agenda of bodies and things. 2. To apprehension and act in response; pay attention. Two boys were talking calm in the aback of the allowance but the abecedary took no apprehension of them. The arch thanked anybody who helped in the program, and took agenda of the decorations fabricated by the art class.take notice
Idiom(s): take apprehension (of sth)Theme: OBSERVATION
to beam something.
• I didn't booty apprehension of back he came in.
• They say he came in late, but I didn't booty notice.
take apprehension of
He anesthetized by me after demography any apprehension of me．他从我旁边走过，一点也没有注意到我。
If you apprehend the blaze anxiety at ten o'clock this morning，don't booty any apprehension of it；the engineers are alone 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 anesthetized me in the street，but took no apprehension of me．她在街上碰到我，但是她不理我。
He never takes apprehension of what I say．他从不理会我所说的话。
burn notice
An official account that an intelligence operative, group, or antecedent is no best reliable and is actuality disavowed. It seems that our abettor in the acreage has been compromised. We're arising a bake apprehension immediately. The address we'd been basing our advice off of was after accurate to be falsified, so we beatific out a bake apprehension to all agencies we had been analogous with.Learn more: burn, notice
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