case note
keɪs noʊt
Definition

Definition of case note - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
work recordswritten entry storing details about a specific matter for later use
  • She added a case note after the client meeting.
confirmation validation verification
2.
lawTECH.legal analysis of a case that has been triedTECH.
  • The law student prepared a case note on the recent trial.
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Expressions with case

case closedn.
situation that is considered resolved
After the confession, the detective declared the case closed.
case dismissedexp.
statement meaning a discussion or argument is finished and settled
Once she showed the written contract, he shrugged and said, "Case dismissed."
basket casen.
something in a useless or hopeless condition
The old car was a total basket case, beyond repair.
charity casen.
person receiving help because they are poor or in trouble
He didn't want to be seen as a charity case by his friends.
you haven't got a caseexp.
lack sufficient grounds or proof to succeed in an argument
Without witnesses, you haven't got a case, so drop the claim.
case in handn.
matter requiring immediate attention or action
We must focus on the case in hand before anything else.

Expressions with note

note downv.
write something to remember it later
She noted down the address on a piece of paper.
mental noten.
deliberate private reminder, kept without writing
I made a mental note to ask the doctor tomorrow.
bum noten.
mistake or error in a situation
His comment was a bum note in the meeting.
of noteadj.
important or worthy of attention
The scientist made a discovery of note.
drop a notev.
leave a brief written communication
He dropped a note on her desk before leaving.
make a mental notev.
consciously decide to remember something
He made a mental note of the meeting time.
on a different noteexp.
introducing a new topic or idea
On a different note, have you seen the latest movie?
on a good noteadj.
ending positively or happily
The meeting ended on a good note with everyone feeling satisfied.
on a high noteadv.
ending in a positive or successful way
The concert ended on a high note with a standing ovation.
on a more serious noteadv.
indicating a shift to a more serious topic
On a more serious note, we need to discuss the budget.

Terms related to case note

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ascertainingcertaintydeterminationdiscoveryestablishmentevidencefindingproof

Examples of case note in a sentence

  • Each case note must include the date and your initials.
  • Her case note compared the judges' reasoning.
  • The journal published a case note on the appeal.

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  1. French:note de dossier, commentaire d'arrêt, ...
  2. German:Fallnotiz, Fallanmerkung, ...
  3. Italian:nota di caso, nota di commento giurisprudenziale, ...
  4. Spanish:nota de caso, comentario de jurisprudencia, ...
  5. Portuguese:nota de caso, comentário de jurisprudência, ...
  6. Chinese:案情记录, 案例评析, ...
  7. Japanese:ケース記録, 判例評釈, ...
  8. Arabic:مُلَاحَظَة قَضِيَّة, تَعْليق قَضائي, ...
  9. Hebrew:רְשׁוּמַת מִקְרֶה, הֶעָרַת פְּסִיקָה, ...
  10. Russian:запись по делу, комментарий к судебному делу, ...
  11. Ukrainian:службова нотатка, аналітична довідка щодо судової справи, ...
  12. Hindi:केस नोट, वाद-टिप्पणी, ...
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