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🔑noticeno·tice1 /ˈnoʊt̬əs / noun - [uncountable] the act of paying attention to something or knowing about something注意；察觉；理会◆The protests are finally making the government take notice.抗议活动终于引起了政府的关注。◆ Take no notice of what he said – he was just being silly.别理会他说的话，他只是一时犯浑。◆Some people don't take any notice of (= choose to ignore) speed limits.有些人根本不理会限速。
- [countable] a written statement giving information or news that is put where everyone can read it通知；通告；启事◆There's a notice on the board saying that the meeting has been canceled.布告栏上有一则通知说会议已经取消。
- [uncountable] a warning that something is going to happen警告；预告◆I can't produce a big dinner on such short notice!这么晚才通知我，我没办法做出一顿大餐！◆I wish you had given me more notice that you were going on vacation.我希望你要休假的时候能早些通知我。◆The swimming pool is closed until further notice (= until we are told that it will open again).游泳池已经关闭，开放时间另行通知。
 ●on noticehaving been told or warned that something is going to happen被通知（或警告）◆The police have put the public on notice that drugs will not be tolerated.警方已向公众发出通告，严禁毒品。
🔑noticeno·tice2 /ˈnoʊt̬əs / verb [intransitive, transitive] to see and be aware of something注意到；觉察◆“What kind of car was the man driving?” “I didn't notice.”“那男子开的是什么车？”“我没注意。”◆Did you notice her eyes?你注意到她的眼睛了吗？◆I noticed (that) he was carrying a black briefcase.我注意到他提着一个黑色的公文包。◆Did you notice which direction she went in?你注意到她朝哪个方向走的吗？◆We didn't notice him leave / leaving.我们没有察觉到他离开了。 |