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[/ˈnəutɪs; ˋnotɪs/] n 用法:
1 [C] (sheet of paper, etc giving) written or printed news or information, usu displayed publicly 布告; 公告; 告示; 启事:
put up a notice 张贴布告 *
notices of births, deaths and marriages in the newspapers 报上登的出生喜报、 讣告、 结婚启事. 用法:
2 [U] (a) warning (of what will happen) 通知; 预告; 警告:
receive two months' notice to leave (a house, job, etc) 收到两个月後搬家、 解雇等的通知 *
at short notice, ie with little warning, little time for preparation, etc 在短时间内（突如其来、 无充分准备时间等） *
leave at (only) ten days' notice, ie with a warning given only ten days beforehand （仅）提前十天通知离去 *
You must give notice (ie tell people beforehand) of changes in the arrangements. 你要改变计画必须事先通知大家. *
The bar is closed until further notice. 酒吧现已歇业, 开业时间另行通知.
(b) formal letter, etc stating that sb is to leave a job at a specified time 辞职书; 辞职报告; 辞呈:
He handed in his notice (ie left his job) last week. 他上星期递了辞呈. *
He gave her a month's notice, ie told her that she had to leave her job in a month's time. 他通知她一个月内离职. *
leave without notice, ie without giving the agreed amount of warning 擅自离去（未履行应预先通知之约）. 用法:
3 [C] short review of a book, play, etc in a newspaper, etc （报刊上对书、 戏剧等的）短评, 评介:
The play received good notices. 那个剧受到好评. 用法:
4 (idm 习语) be beneath one's notice (fml 文) be sth one should ignore 不为某人理会; 不值一顾:
He regarded all these administrative details as beneath his notice. 他认为行政管理上的这些琐事都不值一顾. bring sth to sb's `notice (fml 文) tell sb about sth, show sb sth, etc 将某事知会某人; 使某人注意某事物:
It was Susan who brought the problem to our notice. 是苏珊提醒我们注意那个问题的. come to sb's notice (fml 文) be seen, heard, etc by sb 被某人看到、 听到等:
It has come to my notice that you have been stealing. 我察觉到了你经常偷窃. escape notice => escape1. sit up and take notice => sit. take no `notice/not take any notice (of sb/sth) pay no attention (to sb/sth) 不注意（某人[某事物]）; 不理会:
Take no notice/Don't take any notice (of what he says)! 别理会（他的话）! notice 2
v 用法:
1 [I, Tn, Tf, Tw, Tng, Tni] become aware of (sb/sth); observe 注意到（某人[某事物]）; 留心; 看到:
Didn't you notice? He has dyed his hair. 你没注意? 他染头发了. *
Sorry, I didn't notice you. 对不起, 我没看见你. *
I noticed (that) he left early. 我注意到他走得很早. *
I noticed how she did it. 我看见她怎麽做了. *
Did you notice him coming in/come in? 你看见他进来了吗? 用法:
2 [Tn esp passive 尤用於被动语态] pay attention to (sb) 注意（某人）:
a young actor trying desperately to be noticed by the critics 极力想引起评论家注意的青年演员 *
She just wants to be noticed, that's why she dresses so strangely. 她就是想引人注意才穿得那麽稀奇古怪的. |