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Definition of noticed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
perceptionperceived or observed by someone
- The change in her attitude was noticed by everyone.
- His absence was noticed by the entire team.
- The error in the report was noticed immediately.
Expressions with noticed
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attract attention from other people and become seen or recognized
He wore a bright jacket to get noticed at the party.
make people pay attention to yourself
She wore a bright red dress to get herself noticed.
Origin of noticed
Latin, notus (known)
Terms with noticed included in their meaning
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being noticed
make someone notice you
visibility
be easily seen or noticed
not obvious
not easily noticed or discovered
not recognized
not noticed or acknowledged
unnoticed
missed or not noticed by others
limited knowledge
based on what I know or have noticed
slow shift
change position gradually without being noticed
movement
enter slowly and quietly, often without being noticed
leave sneakily
leave quietly without being noticed
physical concealment
stay in dark places to avoid being seen or noticed
awareness
not noticed or understood by someone yet
stealth
enter a place quietly without being noticed
secret entry
enter a place without being noticed
attention
easily noticed because of its color
figurative
person noticed mainly for good looks rather than abilities
appearance
visually striking and easily noticed
importance
significant enough to be noticed or considered
observation
noticed or discovered through observation
body positioning
position the body to be noticed or admired
noticeably
in a way that is large or important enough to be noticed
quiet departure
leave quietly without being noticed
figurative
be clearly different and easily noticed among many others
appearance
to start to be noticed or important
appearance judgment
judging from what can be seen or noticed
View all translations of noticed
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- French:remarqué, ...
- German:bemerkt, ...
- Italian:notato, ...
- Spanish:notado, ...
- Portuguese:percebido, ...
- Chinese:被注意到的, ...
- Japanese:気づかれた, ...
- Arabic:ملحوظ, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁזּוֹהֶה, ...
- Russian:замеченный, ...
- Ukrainian:помічений, ...
- Hindi:महसूस, ...
Definition of notice - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
attentionbecome aware of something by seeing or hearing it
- Did you notice the sign on the door?
2.
give attentionDated treat someone as worthy of recognition or attentionDated
- He was noticed by the company president at the meeting..
Noun
1.
focused attentionattention or observation given to someone or something
- The new policy received little notice from employees..
2.
workplace paperworkformal written statement announcing something, sometimes signaling danger
- The landlord posted a notice about repairs and possible hazards.
3.
employmentadvance notification of termination of employment
- She handed in her notice last week.
4.
theaterDated published critical review of a play or the likeDated
- The play received a positive notice in the newspaper.
Expressions with notice
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pay attention to something or someone
When the teacher speaks, students should take notice..
alert to potential consequences or actions
Employees are on notice for any policy violations.
ignore or pay no attention to something
She took no notice of the warning signs.
with very little warning or time to prepare
She can be ready to travel at a moment's notice.
with little warning or time for preparation
The meeting was called at short notice.
become known or noticed by someone
It came to my notice that you were late.
inform employer about leaving the job
She decided to give her notice yesterday.
formally tell your boss you are quitting your job
She decided to hand in her notice yesterday.
inform your employer you are leaving your job
After the merger, I handed in my notice.
fail to see or notice something important or obvious
It escaped her notice that the door was unlocked.
fail to notice or remember something unintentionally
It slipped her notice that the meeting was rescheduled.
warn someone about something
The manager put the team on notice about the upcoming deadline.
to suddenly start paying attention because something is important
She sat up and took notice when the alarm sounded.
pay attention to something or someone
She took notice of the strange noise outside.
formally tell your boss you are quitting your job
She decided to turn in her notice yesterday.
not be seen or noticed by someone
Her mistake escaped the teacher's notice.
finish working during the required notice period before leaving a job
She decided to work out her notice before starting the new job.
not important enough for someone to pay attention
He thinks small talk is beneath his notice.
attract someone's attention or be recognized by someone
He got his notice by performing on the street.
considered unworthy of attention by someone who feels superior
He acted like it is beneath him to notice our efforts.
advance warning given one week before leaving a job
She gave her boss a week's notice before quitting.
fail to see or become aware of something happening or present
I don't notice the changes in the room.
notification given after the expected time
The tenant received a late notice about the rent increase.
warning given one month before something changes
You must give a month's notice before quitting your job.
Origin of notice
Latin, notitia (a being known)
Examples of notice in a sentence
Did you notice him nodding off? She was noticed by the talent scout at the audition. The teacher noticed him for his exceptional skills. The artist's work caught the notice of the critics. Her efforts went without notice. Notice
He received a notice about his job termination. The company issued a notice to all departing employees. The new musical earned glowing notices. A harsh notice appeared in the trade journal.
View all translations of notice
Click below to see the appropriate translations facing each meaning.
- French:remarquer, remarque, ...
- German:bemerken, Aufmerksamkeit, ...
- Italian:notare, attenzione, ...
- Spanish:notar, atención, ...
- Portuguese:reparar, observação, ...
- Chinese:注意到, 注意, ...
- Japanese:気づく, 注意, ...
- Arabic:لَاحَظَ, اِهْتِمَام, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַבְחִין, תְּשׂוּמֶת לֵב, ...
- Russian:замечать, внимание, ...
- Ukrainian:помічати, увага, ...
- Hindi:ध्यान देना, ध्यान, ...
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