note
1 of 2verb/noʊt/
Forms:notes,noting,noted,noted
1
to observe and pay attention to something
B1transitive- As she walked through the garden, she noted the vibrant colors of the flowers.
- As a detective, he trained himself to note even the slightest changes in the crime scene.
- She always notes the small details in her surroundings, appreciating the beauty in everyday moments.
- The tour guide advised the group to note the historical significance of each monument they visited.
Antonyms:
2
to record something in writing
transitive- She noted the important details in her notebook during the meeting.
- He noted the time of the event so he wouldn't forget.
- The teacher asked the students to note the key points from the lesson.
- He noted the directions on a piece of paper for later use.
- She quickly noted the phone number on her notepad.
Synonyms:
3
to mention something to make it stand out
transitive- He noted the improvements in the project during the presentation.
- The teacher noted the students' hard work and praised them.
- The guide noted the historical significance of the building.
- The manager noted the issues in the report before moving forward.
- The article noted several key trends in the industry.