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UK:^*^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈnəʊtɪs/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈnoʊtɪs/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(nō′tis)

Inflections of 'notice' (v): (⇒ conjugate)

notices: v 3rd person singular

noticing: v pres p

noticed: v past

noticed: v past p

Collocations for "notice"

Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "notice" in context.

notice

ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.

notice a [difference, similarity] (in)
notice the [problem, error, mistake, signs]
noticed (it) [before, when, after]
notice an [increase, improvement]
noticed [immediately, quickly, recently]
[didn't, failed to] notice (that)
noticed (after it was) too late
I never (even) noticed
notice how you act when
notice how [much, many, some]
(may) notice a change in [mood, behavior]
[wants, would like] to [get, be] noticed
[wants] him to notice her
[want, wants] to be noticed
be noticed by [him, anyone, someone]
[he never, no one] notices her
[suddenly, quickly] noticed
noticed her with a [smile, grunt, nod]
noticed him [leaving, entering, standing]
noticed by [thousands, others]
noticed and [appreciated, remembered]

a [warning, copyright, privacy] notice
received an official notice for
handed in her (leaving) notice
a [day's, week's] notice (before)
gave (her) notice in [writing, person]
the [company, boss] gave the worker [two week's, one month's] notice
(didn't) give [advance, prior] notice
at least give me [some, a bit of] notice
they [left, started] without notice
receive notice of the [appeal, proposal, change]
issue a notice to [users, members, residents, the public]
give notice of your [intentions, plans, movements]
[post, nail, display] a notice against trespassers
the [house, car, job] was advertised in a notice
took notice of her [surroundings, immediate environment]
took no notice of the [jeers, insults, remarks]
take no notice (of them)!
she considers it beneath her notice
the [worker, child, student] was singled out for notice
the [band, actress] (first) came to public notice (in)
it has [come, been brought] to our notice that
it [may, might, seems to] have escaped your notice (that)

n as adj

[pinned to, up on] the notice board

Is something important missing? Report an error or suggest an improvement.

'notice' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

consider - happen - occur - pretend - remove - up - board - failure - writing - pattern - obvious - loss - advance - prior - disconnect - redundancy - rejection - remittance - termination - climate - wig - fort - fortnight - inability - infringement - nuance - personnel - privacy - publish - terminate - squeak - legal - liable - polite - shut - stern - thereof - timely - winding - wrapped - written - adequate - advanced - closed - hardly - tenant - postpone - nail

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Collocations for "notice"

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