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1 dismissal
(a) (from job) renvoi m, licenciement m;∎ dismissal without notice licenciement sans préavisdismissal procedure procédure f de licenciement -
2 dismissal
dismissal [dɪs'mɪsəl](a) (from work → of employee) licenciement m, renvoi m; (→ of magistrate, official) destitution f, révocation f;∎ dismissal with/without notice licenciement m avec/sans préavis∎ the police's dismissal of the telephone call le fait que la police n'ait pas pris le coup de téléphone au sérieux∎ the judge's dismissal of the case met with widespread approval la fin de non-recevoir rendue par le juge a été accueillie avec satisfaction;∎ dismissal of the charge non-lieu m;∎ the dismissal of the charges against you le non-lieu qui a été prononcé en votre faveur -
3 notice
A n3 ( attention) attention f ; to take notice faire attention (of à) ; they never take any notice of what I say ils ne font jamais attention à ce que je dis ; take no notice, don't take any notice ne fais pas attention ; it was beneath her notice ça ne méritait pas son attention ; to bring sth to sb's notice porter qch à l'attention de qn ; it did not escape my notice that il n'a pas échappé à mon attention que ; it has come to my notice that il m'a été signalé que ; they took absolutely no notice, they didn't take a blind bit ou the slightest bit of notice ils n'en ont tenu aucun compte ;5 ( advance warning) préavis m ; we require a month's notice nous exigeons un préavis d'un mois ; without notice sans préavis ; to do sth at short notice/at a moment's notice/at two hours' notice faire qch au pied levé/sur le champ/dans les deux heures qui suivent ; to give sb notice of sth avertir or prévenir qn de qch ; until further notice jusqu'à nouvel ordre ; two days is very short notice deux jours, c'est très court comme délai ; I'm sorry it's such short notice je suis désolé de vous prévenir si tard ;6 Admin, Jur ( notification) avis m ; to give sb notice that, serve notice on sb that aviser qn que ;7 (notification of resignation, dismissal) to give in ou hand in one's notice donner sa démission ; ( domestic staff) donner ses huit jours ; to give sb (their) notice congédier qn ; to get one's notice recevoir son congé ; to get ou to be given three weeks' notice recevoir trois semaines de préavis ;8 ( to vacate premises) préavis m ; to give notice [tenant] donner son préavis ; one month's notice un mois de préavis ; to give sb notice to quit avertir qn qu'il doit évacuer les lieux ; to give the landlord notice prévenir le propriétaire de son départ.B vtr remarquer, s'apercevoir de [absence, mark] ; I notice that je vois que ; I noticed you talking to that girl je t'ai vu parler à cette fille ; to notice that sth is happening remarquer que qch se passe ; to get oneself noticed se faire remarquer, attirer l'attention ; you'll notice we don't stand on ceremony here! tu remarqueras que nous ne faisons pas de façons ici! ; not so as you'd notice ○ pas vraiment ; I can't say I noticed je n'ai pas fait attention.
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