notice

notice
no·tice [ʼnəʊtɪs, Am ʼnoʊt̬-] vt
1) (see)
to \notice sb/sth jdn/etw bemerken;
we \noticed a car stopping outside the house wir bemerkten, wie ein Auto vor der Tür hielt;
to \notice that ... bemerken, dass ...;
to \notice how/when/where ... mitbekommen, wie/wann/wo ... (fam)
2) (acknowledge)
to \notice sb jdn bemerken [o wahrnehmen];
to be \noticed by sb von jdm wahrgenommen werden, jdm auffallen vi etw [be]merken;
she waved at him but he didn't seem to \notice sie winkte ihm zu, aber er schien es nicht zu bemerken n
1) no pl (attention) Beachtung f;
to come [or be brought] to sb's \notice [that] ... jdm zu Ohren kommen, dass ...;
to deserve some \notice Beachtung f verdienen;
to escape sb's \notice [that ...] jds Aufmerksamkeit entgehen [o jdm entgehen] [, dass ...];
to take \notice Notiz nehmen;
I asked him to drive more slowly but he didn't take any \notice ich bat ihn, langsamer zu fahren, aber er reagierte nicht;
to take \notice of sb/sth Notiz von jdm/etw dat nehmen
2) (poster) Schild nt
3) (in newspaper) Anzeige f
4) no pl (warning) Vorankündigung f, Vorwarnung f;
to give sb \notice jdn [vor]informieren;
to give sb \notice of a visit jdm einen Besuch ankündigen;
at short \notice kurzfristig;
at a moment's \notice jederzeit;
until further \notice bis auf weiteres;
without \notice ohne Vorwarnung
5) no pl law Frist f;
she gave him a month's \notice to move out sie gab ihm eine Frist von einem Monat, um auszuziehen
6) no pl (resignation) Kündigung f;
to give [in] [or hand in] one's \notice seine Kündigung einreichen;
to give sb his/her \notice jdm die Kündigung aussprechen;
to be given [or to get] one's \notice seine Kündigung erhalten

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