plural notices
plural notices
Learner's definition of NOTICE
1 [noncount]
a : information that tells you or warns you about something that is going to happen通知；通告 -
Please give us enough notice to prepare for your arrival.请尽早通知我们，以准备迎接您的光临。
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They gave no advance notice that they were moving. [=they did not tell anyone that they were moving before they did it]他们搬家时没有事先告诉任何人。
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Terms of the agreement are subject to change without notice. [=terms of the agreement may be changed without telling you before they are changed]协议条款变更恕不提前告知。
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The beach is closed until further notice. [=until there is an announcement saying that it is open]海滩关闭，何时开放另行通知。
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I received written notice that my bank account will be credited. [=I received a letter telling me that my bank account will be credited]我收到书面通知，说我的银行账户将有钱入账。
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The senator served notice [=made it known] that he will be opposing the new regulations.参议员公开表示他将反对这些新法规。
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With the success of her first film, she served notice [=showed] that she is a serious and talented director.随着她的首部电影获得成功，大家注意到她是位严肃认真、才华横溢的导演。
b : a statement telling someone that an agreement, job, etc., will end soon解约通知 -
She gave her landlord notice (that she is moving next month).她通知房东她准备下个月搬走。
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I gave (my employer) two weeks' notice. [=I told my employer that I would be quitting my job in two weeks]我通知雇主我将于两周后辞职。
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My boss gave me two weeks' notice. [=my boss told me that I would be losing my job in two weeks]我的老板通知我两周后我会被解雇。
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[noncount] : attention that people give to someone or something注意 -
Her red dress attracted notice. [=her red dress made people look at her; people noticed her red dress]她的红色连衣裙很吸引眼球。
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The band first came to public notice in 1991. [=the public first heard about the band in 1991]这支乐队于1991年首次出现在人们视野中。
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The error escaped my notice. [=I did not notice the error]我没有注意到这个错误。
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Take no notice of them. [=ignore them]别理会他们。
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No one took much notice of her [=no one paid much attention to her] at the party.派对上没人特别注意到她。
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The team has been playing better recently, and people are starting to (sit up and) take notice. [=are starting to notice and give attention to the team's improved play]这支球队最近一直越打越好，人们开始刮目相看。
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He brought the problem to my notice. [=he brought the problem to my attention; he told me about the problem]他使我注意到这个问题。
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[count] : a written or printed statement that gives information通知；布告 -
Notices were sent to parents about the school trip.家长们收到了有关学校出游的通知。
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The notice [=sign] said, “BEACH CLOSED.”公告上写着“海滩关闭”。
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Did you see the notice about the meeting?你看见会议通知了吗？
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Newspapers print notices of marriages and deaths.报纸刊登婚讯和讣告。
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[count] : a short piece of writing that gives an opinion about a play, book, etc.剧评；书评
at a moment's/minute's notice
or US on a moment's/minute's notice or at short notice or US on short notice
: immediately after you have been told about something一经通知立即 -
They're prepared to help us at/on a moment's notice. [=as soon as we tell them that we need their help]他们准备好一有通知就来帮我们。
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They can be ready to go at/on a moment's notice.他们可以随时准备出发。
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She had to leave on a business trip at/on (very) short notice.她一有通知就必须出差。
on notice
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: warned or told about something被警告；被告知 -
The police are on notice to have more security at the concert. [=the police have been warned to have more security at the concert]警方被告知要加强音乐会的安保工作。
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She put us on notice [=she told us in a very definite and forceful way] that she would not be available for interviews until after the trial.她非常确定地告知我们，审判前她不会接受采访。
2 notice /ˈnoʊtəs/ verb
notices; noticed; noticing
notices; noticed; noticing
Learner's definition of NOTICE
[+ object]
: to become aware of (something or someone) by seeing, hearing, etc.注意到；意识到 -
He noticed his friend sitting at the next table. = He noticed that his friend was sitting at the next table.他注意到他的朋友就坐在邻桌。
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She noticed a smell of gas.她闻到了一股煤气味。
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You didn't notice that I got my hair cut.你没注意到我理发了。
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She noticed me leaving the meeting early.她注意到我提前离开了会场。
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The police noticed [=observed] a connection between the murders.警方察觉到这两起谋杀案有关联。
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I noticed an error in the book.我注意到书中有个差错。
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The problem was first noticed several days ago.这个问题几天前首次被发现。
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I couldn't help noticing the spot on his tie. = I couldn't help but notice the spot on his tie. [=I saw the spot even though I wasn't trying to look for it]我不由得注意到他领带上的污渍。
get noticed
: to get attention that you want from other people引人注目 -
You'll get noticed in that new sports car. = That new sports car will get you noticed.那辆新跑车会让你受人瞩目。
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a young actor who's trying to get noticed想要引起关注的青年演员
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The band got noticed by a record producer. [=a record producer showed interest in the band]这支乐队引起一位唱片制作人的关注。