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§ ბარათი, ჩანაწერი; ნოტა დიპლომატიური; შენიშვნა; აღნიშვნა§1 შენიშვნა, სქოლიო, კომენტარი (წერილობითი)pay attention to the notes at the end of the book წიგნის ბოლოში შენიშვნებს მიაქციეთ ყურადღება!2 (notes) ჩანაწერი, კონსპექტი3 ბატათი, მოკლე წერილი4 ნოტიhigh / low note მაღალი / დაბალი ნოტი5 დიპლომატიური ნოტა6 ტონი, კილოto strike the right / false note სწორი / არასწორი ტონის შერჩევა7 ბანკნოტი●●a person / writer of note ცნობილი პიროვნება / მწერალიworthy of note ღირსშესანიშნავი, ყურადსაღებიto take note of sth. რისიმე შემჩნევა / აღნიშვნაtake note of what he has said! მხედველობაში მიიღე მისი სიტყვები! // ყურადღება მიაქციე მის ნათქვამს!8 შენიშვნა (შენიშნავს), შემჩნევაhe noted that her hands were dirty შენიშნა, რომ ხელები ჭუჭყიანი ჰქონდა9 ყურადღების მიქცევაplease note my words გთხოვ, ჩემ სიტყვებს ყურადღბა მიაქციო!●●note my words! დაიმახსოვრე ჩემი სიტყვები!10 ჩაინიშნა (ჩაინიშნავს)he noted (down) my address ჩემი მისამართი ჩაიწერა / ჩაინიშნაI looked through my notes before the examination გამოცდის წინ ჩემ ჩანაწერებს თვალი გადავავლეto make a note of smth. რისიმე ჩანიშვნაhe noted disharmony between husband and wife მან ცოლსა და ქმარს შორის დაძაბულობა შენიშნა
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