"notes" is the Present of the verb note. View conjugation.

"notes" is the second person singular present subjunctive of the verb notar. View conjugation.

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note

[nəʊt]

sustantivo

1. nota (f) (short letter, at foot of page, record)

(lecture) notes -> apuntes mpl de clase
to take or make a note of something -> tomar nota de algo
to take note of something/somebody -> fijarse en algo/alguien (notice)

2. nota (f) (musical); nota (f) tono (m) (sentido figurado) (of doubt, anger)

on a lighter note -> pasando a cosas menos serias

3. billete (m) (banknote) (especialmente británico)

también:

of note -> excepcional, destacable

verbo transitivo

4. notar (notice); señalar (mention); advertir (error, mistake); darse cuenta de (fact)

please note that… -> tenga en cuenta que…

note [nout]

sustantivo

1. Nota, marca, señal.

2. Caso, aprecio.

3. Nota, censura o reparo de las acciones de alguno.

4. Nota, tacha o defecto grave y reparable.

5. Nota, apuntación, apunte.

6. Nota, reparo o explicación que se hace sobre lo contenido en algún libro o escrito.

7. Carácter, reputación, consecuencia.

8. Aviso, noticia, advertencia.

9. (Mús.) Nota, la señal del tono que se ha de seguir; un sonido musical cualquiera; también una tecla.

The note F -> la tecla F

10. Sonido melodioso o vocal, tono, voz, acento; modo de hablar; canto de las aves.

11. Nota, el estado de ser o poder ser observado.

12. Indirecta.

13. Esquela, billete.

14. Vale, pagaré, papel que se da en reconocimeinto de alguna deuda.

Bank-note -> billete de banco
Note of hand o promissory note -> pagaré
Nothing of note -> sin novedad
To take note -> hacer cargo; tomar nota, hacer apuntes, anotar; notar, advertir algo
Foot-note -> nota al pie (de la página)
Half note -> (Mús.) mínima, la mitad de la semibreve
Whole note -> semibreve, nota que vale un compás menor
Note-book -> libro de memoria o de apuntaciones
Leading note -> nota o tecla subtónica, la séptima de la escala
Worthy of note -> digno de atención

1. Notar, marcar, distinguir.

2. Reparar, observar, advertir.

3. Anotar, notar, apuntar brevemente alguna cosa; poner por escrito, registrar.

To note a bill of exchange -> anotar una letra de cambio

4. Censurar, imputar alguna culpa o delito.

5. Componer, hacer composiciónes musicales notando los tonos.

va.

note [nəʊt]

noun

1 (written reminder, record) (short) nota (f)

keep a note of all your expenses detalla or anota todos tus gastos

to make or take a note of sth apuntar or anotar algo

she made a quick note of the address I knew that if I didn't make a note I'd lose the thought so I asked to borrow a pen take a note of your responses and turn to page 11

I must make a note to buy some more tengo que hacer una nota para que no se me olvide comprar más

mental

notes apuntes (m); notas (f)

to speak from notes hablar con la ayuda de apuntes or notas

Speaking to Autocue, I should add, is a totally different technique to speaking from notes even though he was speaking from using notes, he still managed to omit several important points a professional speaker, using notes If you are using notes, don't be furtive about them. Audiences are used to seeing vips read speeches on television

to make notes hacer anotaciones

the interviewer made notes throughout the interview

to take notes tomar apuntes

some students didn't bother to take notes take notes during the consultation as the final written report is very concise she read the documents, taking careful notes

to speak without notes hablar sin la ayuda de apuntes or notas

to compare notes (about sth) intercambiar impresiones (acerca de algo)

we compared notes about our respective marriages compare notes and discuss what you have discovered the women were busily comparing notes on the Queen's outfit we'll both go out and do a few interviews, then compare notes afterwards compare notes with your child to see which she thinks is more fun

lecture

2 (on text) anotación (f); nota (f); (more detailed) comentario (m)

see note 16 on page 223 véase nota número 16 en la página 223; with an introduction and notes by ... con introducción y comentarios de ...

the margins are full of the composer's notes

author's note nota del autor

to put notes into a text "Notes on Gibbon" he's preparing notes on Byron for students

programme sleeve

3 (letter, message) nota (f)

I left him a note saying where I was le dejé una nota diciéndole dónde estaba; just a quick note to tell you ... solo una nota para decirte que ...

drop me a note when you know the date to leave sb a note

delivery sick suicide

4 (official, diplomatic) nota (f)

an official note from the government the formalities of recognition took place this afternoon in Moscow, when the Soviet foreign minister exchanged diplomatic notes with his Lithuanian and Estonian counterparts the FOreign Office has sent a formal diplomatic note to the Saudi Arabian authorities asking for details of investigations into the six Britons still missing

5 (tone) (gen) nota (f); (in voice) dejo (m); deje (m)

the only discordant note was the bad feeling between his two brothers la única nota discordante fue la animosidad entre sus dos hermanos; there was a note of nostalgia in her voice había un dejo or deje de nostalgia en su voz; there was a note of bitterness in her voice había cierto resentimiento en su voz

a note of nostalgia there was an unmistakable note of nostalgia in his voice as he spoke of it with a note of anxiety in his voice her voice held a note of desperation it was not difficult for him to catch the note of bitterness in my voice

the talks ended on a note of optimism las negociaciones se cerraron con una nota de optimismo

the 1980s/evening ended on a high note la década de los ochenta/la velada se cerró con un broche de oro

on a more positive note ... mirando el lado positivo ...

on an optimistic/positive note on a more serious note on a personal/practical note

to sound a note of caution llamar a la prudencia

the team captain sounded a note of caution. "I know we beat them in the first game, but they'll be fielding a stronger side tomorrow Dr Moira Brown, of the Medical Research Council's virology unit sounded a note of caution. "I am very anxious to avoid raising false hopes in people. It could take three years or more for a patent to be granted" Mr Steele sounded a note of caution about future performance, saying that if other retailers were forced to cut prices in the weeks leading up to Christmas, he might have to follow the report sounds a note of caution to future investors

he tried to strike a note of optimism in his speech intentó que su discurso sonara optimista

The Times struck a note of sobriety against the outbreak of alarm in the West at the time. "Fears of the Fall of Constantinople are exaggerated"

his speech struck the right/wrong note su discurso fue/no fue acertado

that word which still strikes a note of dread Jackson's claims have struck the wrong note with leading composer and pianist Richard Rodney Bennett the furniture strikes a traditional note, appropriate to its Edwardian setting

6 (Mús) (sound) nota (f); (key) tecla (f)

she has a deep voice and doesn't even try for the high notes the high/low notes the black/white notes to [give] the note to [hold] a note the singer must hold the note until the conductor signals a "cut" sign an unbroken voice which hit and held every note with perfect ease and clarity I detected a few [wrong] notes here and there

7 (bank note) billete (m)

a five-pound note un billete de cinco libras

there were notes to the value of 50,000 dollars they exchange travellers' cheques at different rates from notes promissory note, note of hand by the end of the month he would be in funds and they would square accounts at last - in the mean time /Wray would give him a note of hand/

8 (importance)

a writer/an artist of note un escritor/un artista destacado or de renombre

he was a mathematician and astronomer of note he was perhaps the first scholar of note to carry the new learning across the Pyrenees And though every historian of note who has dealt with the period has conclusively refuted one significant aspect of Hitler's assertions or another, few have bothered to try to put together the real story the first British scientist of note to become a government minister a politician of note

nothing of note nada digno de mención

they searched the area but found nothing of note there is nothing of note to report he has published nothing of note in the last 10 years

this is a first novel of some note esta es una primera novela que merece atención

Kurt Weill was by then a Broadway presence of some note

9 (notice)

to take note (of sth/sb)

the government should take note of this survey el gobierno debería tomar nota del resultado de esta encuesta; they will take note of what you say tendrán en cuenta lo que digas; people began to take note of him la gente empezó a tenerlo en cuenta or prestarle atención

take note of how your sister behaves - she sets a fine example only the critics took note of the book the difference showed in my results and my bosses took note of it he might take note that I wasn't always famous /bosses, take note/; you are about to learn what your secretary wants from her job we don't have as much money as a two-income household and, Mr Lamont please take note, we pay a higher proportion of income tax than a two-wage household.

worthy of note digno de mención

and here is a point worthy of note some events in the festival are worthy of note nevertheless, certain key changes are worthy of note

verb:transitive

1 (observe)

note the statue by Rodin in the entrance hall tomen nota de or fíjense en la estatua de Rodin en el vestíbulo

note the use of alliteration in the first stanza note the time lapse between the theft and the murder

to note that notar que; she noted that his hands were dirty notó que tenía las manos sucias; se dio cuenta de que tenía las manos sucias; please note that there are a limited number of tickets les informamos que el número de entradas es limitado

at every stage people noted how painstaking he was about his work they noted that she showed no surprise at the news of the murder it is important to note that this was not considered a criminal offence note that the matter is not closed yet be aware of, understand it is interesting to note the origin of this word he failed to note the warning on the label

2 (point out)

the report notes that this trend is on the increase el informe señala or indica que esta tendencia se está extendiendo

3 (record officially) tomar nota de

your remarks have been noted hemos tomado nota de sus observaciones

the commitee noted that Mr Platt had failed to advise them of the letter we duly note [that] ...

4 (write down) anotar; apuntar

"today I had a visitor," she noted in her diary a policeman was noting the numberplates of passing cars he noted jokes he wanted to remember in a little black notebook

modifier

note issue (n) emisión (f) fiduciaria

between a fifth and a quarter of Hong Kong's coin and note issue circulates outside Hong Kong

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Verb Conjugation for "note" (go to la nota)

Imperative

note
you note
he/she notes
we note
you note
they note

Preterite

I noted
you noted
he/she noted
we noted
you noted
they noted

Present Continuous

I am noting
you are noting
he/she is noting
we are noting
you are noting
they are noting

Present Perfect

I have noted
you have noted
he/she has noted
we have noted
you have noted
they have noted

Past Continuous

I was noting
you were noting
he/she was noting
we were noting
you were noting
they were noting

Past Perfect

I had noted
you had noted
he/she had noted
we had noted
you had noted
they had noted

Future

I will note
you will note
he/she will note
we will note
you will note
they will note

Future Perfect

I will have noted
you will have noted
he/she will have noted
we will have noted
you will have noted
they will have noted

Future Continuous

I will be noting
you will be noting
he/she will be noting
we will be noting
you will be noting
they will be noting

Present Perfect Continuous

I have been noting
you have been noting
he/she has been noting
we have been noting
you have been noting
they have been noting

Future Perfect Continuous

I will have been noting
you will have been noting
he/she will have been noting
we will have been noting
you will have been noting
they will have been noting

Past Perfect Continuous

I had been noting
you had been noting
he/she had been noting
we had been noting
you had been noting
they had been noting

notar
video translation

notar

transitive verb

1. to notice (advertir) ; to feel (sentir)

¿has notado algo extraño en su comportamiento? -> have you noticed anything strange in her behavior?
noto frío en los pies -> my feet feel cold
te noto cansado -> you look tired to me
hacer notar algo -> to point something out
nótese que el acusado estaba bebido -> note o observe that the accused was drunk

notarse

pronomial verb

also:

no se nota la herida -> you can't see where the wound was
se nota que le gusta -> you can tell she likes it

notar [no-tar’]

article & verb transitive

1. To note, to mark.

2. To remark, to observe, to note (observar), to heed, to notice, to take notice of, to mind.

3. To take short notes on a subject (apuntar).

4. To comment, to expound.

5. To annotate a writing or book.

6. To dictate what another may write.

7. To find fault, to censure, to criticize (criticar): to reprehend.

No lo había notado -> I hadn't noticed it
Te noto muy cambiado -> I find you very changed

verb reflexive

8. To show, to be apparent, to be obvious.

La combinación no se te nota -> your slip doesn't show

notar

verbo:transitivo

1 (darse cuenta de) to notice

no lo había notado I hadn't noticed; los usuarios apenas han notado los efectos de la huelga customers have hardly noticed the effects of the strike; noté que la gente la miraba I noticed people looking at her; I noticed that people were looking at her; un niño nota cuando hay tensión en casa a child can tell when there is tension at home

yo noto que a la gente le interesa el tema En lo único que sí he notado un cambio es en la vida cotidiana no sé si has notado que hemos cambiado la decoración del salón yo noto que la gente me quiere, que sienta un aprecio artístico grande hacia mí, que desea halagarme la gente tiene más cuidado a la hora de gastar dinero, y yo lo noto en mi tienda el equipo contrario en seguida notó la ausencia del jugador en el centro del campo ¿Qué hay que hacer si notamos un bulto en el pecho?

dejarse notar

la subida de los precios se dejará notar sobre todo en los alimentos the rise in prices will be most noticeable in the case of food; su ausencia en el equipo se dejó notar ayer his absence from the team was noticeable yesterday

las consecuencias de la recesión aún se dejarán notar el próximo año la crisis económica se ha dejado notar en la feria El efecto de las nuevas normativas se dejará notar en siete ámbitos claramente definidos por las mañanas se empezaba a dejar notar el frío la falta de formación de nuestros cuadros se deja notar en el extranjero La presencia de Van Gogh se deja notar también en la pincelada gruesa y sinuosa de Kokoschka

hacer notar algo to point sth out

le hice notar que había sido él, no yo, quien dio la orden I pointed out to him that it had been him and not me who had given the order

el borrador del documento estaba mal escrito, y asi se lo hice notar repetidamente al autor El administrador de la Unión Europea para la ciudad de Mostar manifestó su satisfacción por el acuerdo de paz, /si bien hizo notar que los musulmanes hicieron más concesiones que los serbios/ un siglo después de que Hipócrates hubiera expuesto su teoría, Aristóteles la rebatió haciendo notar que los hijos de padres mutilados son normales -no hay herencia del carácter adquirido Enero ha sido un mal mes para las gestoras de fondos, ya que el volumen de negocio se ha reducido en 189.000 millones de pesetas. Sin embargo, se debe hacer notar que la mayor de las gestoras, el Banco Santander, solo ha perdido 4.000 millones

hacerse notar

los resultados se hicieron notar sin tardanza the consequences soon became apparent

al final del partido, la superioridad española se hizo notar

solo se comportan así para hacerse notar they only behave like that to get noticed o get attention; la esposa del presidente apenas se ha hecho notar en todo este tiempo the president's wife has been almost invisible all this time

solo visten tan estrafalariamente para hacerse notar los enfrentamientos continuaron hasta altas horas de la noche, momento en /la tregua empezó a hacerse notar/ en casi todo el territorio el gran despliegue de medios de TVE ya se hace notar en la capital hispalense El malestar entre los médicos se hizo notar durante la rueda de prensa

2 (sentir) [+dolor, pinchazo, frío] to feel

la mujer notó los dolores del parto y avisó a su vecina de pronto, empezó a notar un dolor opresivo en el tórax no he notado ningún tipo de molestias

no noto frío alguno I don't feel at all cold; empiezo a notar el cansancio I'm beginning to feel tired

te noto muy cambiado you seem very different; lo noté preocupado he seemed worried (to me); he notado la casa más silenciosa últimamente the house has seemed quieter recently; te noto raro you're acting strangely

le noté un poco tieso y como apartado

4 (anotar) to note down

5 (marcar) to mark; indicate

6 [+persona] (criticar) to criticize; (desacreditar) to discredit

notar a algn de algo to brand sb as sth; criticize sb for being sth

verbo:pronominal

notarse

1 (uso impersonal) (ser obvio) to be noticeable

la eficacia policial se ha notado en todos los campos delictivos los bailarines se mueven en el escenario tan tremendamente bien que no se nota el esfuerzo que realizan no se nota en absoluto su origen extranjero se han notado grandes cambios en el país tras las elecciones

en la reunión se notó mucho la ausencia de la antigua directora the absence of the former director was very noticeable at the meeting; notársele algo a algn: —estás disgustada, ¿verdad? —sí, ¿se me nota mucho? "you're upset, aren't you?" — "yes, is it (that) obvious?"; no se le nota que es extranjero you can't tell he's a foreigner; you wouldn't know he's a foreigner; se le notaba muy agitado he was obviously very agitated

encendí un cigarrillo procurando que no se me notara el temblor de mis manos se les notaba eufóricos

notarse que

se notaba que no se sentía muy seguro de sí mismo you could tell he didn't feel very confident; he obviously didn't feel very confident; ¡se nota que acabas de cobrar! you can tell you've just been paid!; you've obviously just been paid!; no se notaba que acabaran de limpiar la escalera you wouldn't know they had just cleaned the stairs

se nota que aquí la gente tiene un buen nivel de vida se nota que tiene costumbre de hablar en público ¡cómo se nota que a ti eso no te afecta! se nota que el hospital anda mal de fondos se te nota en la cara que eres feliz

(sentirse) to be felt

el impacto de la subida de los precios se notará en febrero the impact of the price increases will be felt in February; la inflación se ha notado en el bolsillo de los españoles the Spanish have felt the effect of inflation on their pocket

se está notando la recuperación económica

fue un terremoto tan pequeño que no se notó it was such a small earthquake that it went unnoticed o that no-one felt it

(verse) [+mancha, defecto] to show

no se nota nada la mancha the stain doesn't show at all

su marido no la pegaba en la cara /para que no se notasen los moratones/

notársele algo a algn: —tienes una carrera en la media —¿se me nota mucho? "you've got a ladder in your tights" — "does it show much?"

había bebido y se le notaba

solo se le nota la edad en la cara his age only shows in his face

se te nota en la cara que has perdido muchos quilos tiene aún muy poca experiencia y se le nota me decían que se me notaba el cansancio es navarro hasta las cejas y se le nota yo estaba asustado, pero a él se le notaba aún más la combinación no se le nota

2 (uso reflexivo) to feel

me noto más relajado I feel more relaxed

Los años pasan. Me noto más sereno, más relajado

me noto con menos energía estos días I've been feeling less energetic recently

Verb Conjugation for "notar" (go to la nota)

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	noto	noté	notaba	notaré	note
Tú	notas	notaste	notabas	notarás	notes
Ella/Él/Usted	nota	notó	notaba	notará	note
Nosotros	notamos	notamos	notábamos	notaremos	notemos
Vosotros	notáis	notasteis	notabais	notaréis	notéis
Ellos/Ustedes	notan	notaron	notaban	notarán	noten

Gerund: notando / Participle: notado / Complete notar conjugation >

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