notice

el aviso

noun

notice
[ˈnəʊtɪs]
sustantivo
1aviso (m) (warning)
  • to give somebody notice of something -> avisar a alguien de algo, notificar algo a alguien
  • without (prior) notice -> sin previo aviso
  • until further notice -> hasta nuevo aviso
  • at short notice -> en poco tiempo, con poca antelación
  • at a moment's notice -> enseguida
  • to give or hand in one's notice -> presentar la dimisión, despedirse (resign)
  • to give somebody their notice -> despedir a alguien (make redundant)
  • to give somebody a month's notice -> comunicarle a alguien el despido con un mes de antelación; (of redundancy) darle a alguien un plazo de un mes para abandonar el inmueble (to move out)
2(attention)
  • to take notice of something/somebody -> prestar atención a algo/alguien
  • to take no notice (of) -> no hacer caso (de)
  • to attract notice -> llamar la atención
  • the fact escaped everyone's notice -> el hecho pasó inadvertido a todo el mundo
  • it has come to my notice that… -> ha llegado a mi conocimiento que…
3cartel (m) (sign)
4(Theat)
    crítica (f) , reseña (f)
verbo transitivo
5darse cuenta de (realize); notar (sense); fijarse en (observe)
  • I noticed he was uncomfortable -> me di cuenta de que estaba incómodo
  • have you noticed anything strange in her behavior? -> ¿has notado algo extraño en su comportamiento?
  • I noticed a man yawning at the back -> me fijé en un hombre al fondo que bostezaba
  • to be noticed, to get oneself noticed -> llamar la atención
verbo intransitivo
6darse cuenta

notice [nou-tis]
sustantivo
1Nota, reparo, observación; atención.
  • Worthy of notice -> digno de observación, de atención
2Aviso, noticia, informe.
3Noticia, tratamiento respetuoso; corta noticia literaria.
4Notificación, orden que se comunica a alguien.
  • To give notice -> advertir, hacer saber, avisar, dar aviso, informar
  • Take no notice of it -> no haga Ud
5Ud.
  • To take notice of -> hacer caso, atender, tener cuidado; notar, observar; cuidarse de
  • To give short notice -> conceder un corto plazo
  • To give out a notice -> dar una noticia, anunciar algo
  • To avoid notice -> intentar pasar inadvertido
  • He has had notice of it by letter -> ha sido advertido o informado por carta
  • Notice to quit -> aviso de despedida
  • At the shortest notice -> al momento, tan pronto como sea posible
caso de ello; haga como si no viese nada.
1Notar, observar, mirar, reparar.
2Hacerse cargo de, atender a, cuidar de; apercibirse de.
3Mentar, hacer mención de.
4Tener miramientos, tratar con atención, con finura.
  • The children were much noticed -> a los niños se les dedicó mucha atención
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notice [ˈnəʊtɪs]
noun
1 (intimation, warning) aviso; (m)
notice to appearappear (Jur) citación judicial; (f) orden de comparecencia; (f)
he has been given notice to appear before the magistrate's court on 29 March
we require 28 days' notice for deliverydays' se requieren 28 días para la entrega
until further noticefurther hasta nuevo aviso
to give sb notice to do sthgive avisar a algn que haga algo
notice is hereby given that ...given se pone en conocimiento del público que ...
at a moment's noticemoment's en seguida; inmediatamente; luego; (Méx) al tiro; (Chile)
important decisions often have to be taken at a moment's notice a menudo las decisiones importantes se han de tomar en seguida inmediatamente;or
I needed to be able to contact them at a moment's notice
you must be ready to leave at a moment's notice tienes que estar listo para salir en cuanto te avisen
we had no notice of itno no nos habían avisado
notice to quitquit aviso notificación de desalojo;or
at short noticeshort con poca antelación
sorry, I know it's short notice, but ... lo siento, sé que es avisar con poca antelación, pero ...
to give sb at least a week's noticeweek's avisar a algn por lo menos con una semana de antelación
I must have at least a week's notice if you want to ... me tienes que avisar con una semana de antelación si quieres ...
without previous noticewithout sin previo aviso
2 (order to leave job etc) (by employer) despido; (m) (by employee) dimisión; (f) renuncia; (f) (period) preaviso; (m)
to get one's noticeget ser despedido
to give sb noticegive despedir a algn
to give sb a week's notice despedir a algn con una semana de preaviso plazo;or
to hand in one's noticehand in dimitir; renunciar
a week's wages in lieu of noticein lieu of el salario de una semana en lugar del plazo de preaviso;or
to be under noticeunder estar despedido
to dismiss sb without noticewithout despedir a algn sin preaviso
3 (announcement) (in press) anuncio; (m) nota; (f) [of meeting] convocatoria; (f) llamada; (f) (sign) letrero; (m) (poster) cartel; (m)
birth/marriage notice anuncio de nacimiento/matrimonio; (m) death notice nota necrológica; (f) esquela; (f) to give out a notice anunciar algo; comunicar algo; the notice says "keep out" el letrero dice "prohibida la entrada"
4 (review) [of play, opera etc] reseña; (f) crítica; (f)
5 (attention) atención; (f)
to attract sb's noticeattract atraer llamar la atención de algn;or
to bring a matter to sb's noticebring llamar la atención de algn sobre un asunto
it has come to my notice that ...come ha llegado a mi conocimiento que ...
to escape noticeescape pasar inadvertido
to take notice of sbtake hacer caso a algn
to take no notice of sth/sb no hacer caso de algo/a algn; ignorar algo/a algn; especially (LAm) to take notice of sth hacer caso de algo; take no notice! ¡no hagas caso!; I was not taking much notice at the time en ese momento no estaba prestando mucha atención; a fat lot of notice he takes of me! (informal) ¡maldito el caso que me hace!; (informal) to sit up and take notice aguzar el oído
6 (interest) interés; (m)
it has attracted a lot of notice ha suscitado gran interés
verb:transitive
(perceive) fijarse en; notar; (realize) darse cuenta de; (recognize) reconocer
did you notice the bloodstain on the wall? ¿te fijaste en te diste cuenta de notaste la mancha de sangre que había en la pared?;oror I don't notice such things no me fijo en tales cosas; eventually he deigned to notice me por fin se dignó a reconocerme; have you ever noticed how slowly time passes when you're flying? ¿te has fijado en te has dado cuenta de lo lento que pasa el tiempo cuando vas en avión?;or I notice you've removed the bookcase veo que has quitado la estantería
verb:intransitive
fijarse; darse cuenta
I never noticed no me había fijado; don't worry about the mark, he won't notice no te preocupes por la mancha, no se fijará no se dará cuenta;or yes, so I've noticed! (humorous) ¡sí, ya me he dado cuenta ya lo he notado!;or
modifier
notice board (n) especially (Britain) tablón de anuncios; (m)

Verb Conjugation for "notice"

Imperative
  • notice
  • you notice
  • he/she notices
  • we notice
  • you notice
  • they notice
Preterite
  • I noticed
  • you noticed
  • he/she noticed
  • we noticed
  • you noticed
  • they noticed
Present Continuous
  • I am noticing
  • you are noticing
  • he/she is noticing
  • we are noticing
  • you are noticing
  • they are noticing
Present Perfect
  • I have noticed
  • you have noticed
  • he/she has noticed
  • we have noticed
  • you have noticed
  • they have noticed
Past Continuous
  • I was noticing
  • you were noticing
  • he/she was noticing
  • we were noticing
  • you were noticing
  • they were noticing
Past Perfect
  • I had noticed
  • you had noticed
  • he/she had noticed
  • we had noticed
  • you had noticed
  • they had noticed
Future
  • I will notice
  • you will notice
  • he/she will notice
  • we will notice
  • you will notice
  • they will notice
Future Perfect
  • I will have noticed
  • you will have noticed
  • he/she will have noticed
  • we will have noticed
  • you will have noticed
  • they will have noticed
Future Continuous
  • I will be noticing
  • you will be noticing
  • he/she will be noticing
  • we will be noticing
  • you will be noticing
  • they will be noticing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been noticing
  • you have been noticing
  • he/she has been noticing
  • we have been noticing
  • you have been noticing
  • they have been noticing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been noticing
  • you will have been noticing
  • he/she will have been noticing
  • we will have been noticing
  • you will have been noticing
  • they will have been noticing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been noticing
  • you had been noticing
  • he/she had been noticing
  • we had been noticing
  • you had been noticing
  • they had been noticing
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