note
noun
- = message, letter, communication, memo, memorandum, epistle, e-mail, text •
Stevens wrote him a note asking him to come to his apartment.
- = record, reminder, memo, memorandum, jotting, minute •
I made a note of his address.
- = annotation, comment, remark, gloss •
See note 16 on page 223.
- = document, form, record, certificate •
In the eyes of the law, signing a delivery note is seen as `accepting' the goods.
- = symbol, mark, sign, indication, token •
He has never been able to read or transcribe musical notes.
- = tone, touch, trace, hint, sound •
I detected a note of bitterness in his voice.
plural noun
verb
- = notice, see, observe, perceive •
Suddenly I noted that the rain had stopped.
- = bear in mind, be aware, take into account •
Please note that there are a limited number of tickets.
- = mention, record, mark, indicate, register, remark, denote •
The report noted a sharp drop in cases of sexually transmitted diseases.
- = write down, record, scribble, take down, set down, jot down, put in writing, put down in black and white •
A policeman was noting the number plates of passing cars.
See of note
- = famous, prestigious, eminent, renowned, of standing, of character, of reputation, of consequence, celebrated •
Besides being an artist of great note, he can also be a fascinating conversationalist.
- = important, consequential, significant, of distinction •
She has published nothing of note in the last ten years.
- = notice, note, regard, observe, heed, pay attention to •
Take note of the weather conditions.
- = famous, prestigious, eminent, renowned, of standing, of character, of reputation, of consequence, celebrated •
'note' in Other Languages
- British English: note
A note is one musical sound.She played some notes on her recorder.nəʊt NOUNmusical - Arabic: نَغْمَةٌ
- Brazilian Portuguese: notamúsica
- Chinese: 音符
- Croatian: nota
- Czech: nota
- Danish: tone
- Dutch: nootmuziek
- European Spanish: nota
- Finnish: nuotti
- French: notemusique
- German: NoteMusik
- Greek: νότα
- Italian: nota
- Japanese: 音符music
- Korean: 음표
- Norwegian: note
- Polish: nuta
- Portuguese: notamúsica
- Romanian: notă muzicală note
- Russian: нота
- Spanish: nota
- Swedish: not
- Thai: โน้ตเพลง
- Turkish: notamüzik
- Ukrainian: нота
- Vietnamese: nốt nhạc
- British English: note A note is a piece of paper money....a forged bank note.nəʊt NOUNbanknote
- Arabic: وَرَقةٌ نِقْدِيَةِ
- Brazilian Portuguese: notadinheiro
- Chinese: 钞票
- Croatian: novčanica
- Czech: bankovka
- Danish: pengeseddel
- Dutch: bankbiljet
- European Spanish: billetedinero
- Finnish: seteli
- French: billetmonnaie
- German: Banknote
- Greek: χαρτονόμισμα
- Italian: banconota
- Japanese: 紙幣banknote
- Korean: 지폐
- Norwegian: seddel
- Polish: banknot
- Portuguese: notadinheiro
- Romanian: bancnotă bancnote
- Russian: банкнота
- Spanish: billete
- Swedish: sedel
- Thai: ธนบัตร
- Turkish: banknot
- Ukrainian: банкнота
- Vietnamese: giấy bạc
- British English: note A note is a short letter or message.He wrote her a note and left it on the table.nəʊt NOUNmessage
- Arabic: مُلَاحَظَةٌ
- Brazilian Portuguese: recado
- Chinese: 短信
- Croatian: poruka
- Czech: poznámka
- Danish: note
- Dutch: aantekening
- European Spanish: nota
- Finnish: viestiviestilappu
- French: notemessage
- German: Notiz
- Greek: σημείωμα
- Italian: nota
- Japanese: メモmessage
- Korean: 메모
- Norwegian: notat
- Polish: notatka
- Portuguese: recado
- Romanian: bilet bilete
- Russian: записка
- Spanish: nota
- Swedish: kort brev
- Thai: ข้อความ
- Turkish: notmesaj
- Ukrainian: записка
- Vietnamese: lời nhắn
- British English: note If you note a fact, you become aware of it. VERBThe government has noted his promise to support any attack that was designed to enforce the resolutions.
- Brazilian Portuguese: notar
- Chinese: 注意到
- European Spanish: anotar
- French: noter
- German: beachten
- Italian: prendere nota di
- Japanese: 気づく
- Korean: 주목하다
- Portuguese: notar
- Spanish: anotar
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