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| /ˈnəʊtɪs/ |
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| 1 | C a sign put in a public place that announces something or warns people about something 布告；告示；启事 |
| We’ ve put a notice up on the door to say we’ re open. 我们在门上贴了一张告示，说我们正在营业。 |
| Have you read the notice on the board about overseas scholarships? 你有没有看到布告栏上有关海外奖学金的布告？ |
| | 1a | a published or broadcast announcement giving information about something 通知；通告 | | an obituary notice 讣告 | | public service notices 政府部门通告 | |
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| 2 | U information or a warning about something that is going to happen 预先通知；事先声明；预告 |
| If you want to arrive early you must give advance notice. 如果你想早点来，你必须提前通知。 |
| We like to have notice of any local events of interest. 我们想获得当地任何有趣的活动的预告。 |
| | 2a | the period between the time you tell someone you are going to do something and the time you do it 预先通知期 | | I need a month’ s notice if you’ re planning to move out. 如果你打算搬出去的话，得提前一个月通知我。 | | at short/a moment’ s/a few hours’ notice Finding a replacement could prove difficult at short notice. 一经告知便要马上找到一个代替者可能会很困难。 | | Lucy was ready to leave at a moment’ s notice. 露西准备一接到通知就即刻离开。 | |
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| 3 | C an official document containing a warning , instructions, or information about something 警告书；说明书 |
| a copyright notice 版权声明 |
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| 4 | C an article that gives someone’ s opinion of a new film , play etc, especially in a newspaper （关于新上演的电影、戏剧等的）评论，评介；（尤指）报刊评论 |
| The film got rave (=extremely good) notices. 这部影片得到了极高的评价。 |
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| - | bring sth to sb’ s notice formal
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| to tell someone about something |
| 将某事告诉某人；让某人注意到某事 |
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| Their working conditions were only brought to public notice last year. 他们的工作条件在去年才被公众注意到。 |
| I’ ll bring the situation to his notice at the first opportunity. 我一有机会就会将这情形告诉他。 |
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| - | come to sb’ s notice (that) formal
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| to find out about something |
| 引起某人的注意；被某人察觉 |
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| It has come to our notice that some cash is missing. 我们注意到有些现金不见了。 |
| He first came to my notice when I saw him on stage. 他第一次引起我的注意是我看到他在舞台上的时候。 |
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| - | escape sb’ s notice
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| if a fact , situation etc escapes your notice , you are not conscious of it |
| 某人没有注意到；被某人疏忽 |
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| It may have escaped your notice, but some of us are trying to work. 可能你没有注意到，但是我们中的有些人正想要工作。 |
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| - | give in/hand in your notice
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| to tell your employer that you are leaving your job , especially in a letter |
| 请辞；（尤指）递交辞呈 |
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| - | give sb notice
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| 1 | to tell someone that they must leave their job 通知某人离职；辞退某人 |
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| 2 | to tell someone officially that they must leave a place they are renting 通知某人搬出（所租住的房屋） |
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| 3 | legal to tell someone officially that you intend to do something 通知某人；通告某人 |
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| - | take notice
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| to pay attention to something |
| 注意；留心 |
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| Wear what you like, no one seems to take any notice. 穿你喜欢的衣服，好像没人会注意的。 |
| +of Take no notice of him – he always behaves like that. 不用管他，他总是那样。 |
| Please take notice of the nearest emergency exit. 请留意最近的紧急出口。 |
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| - | until further notice
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| until someone announces that a situation has changed or no longer exists |
| 在另行通知之前；直到另行通知时为止 |
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| The road is closed to traffic until further notice. 这条路禁止通行，直至另行通知。 |
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