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notice [nɔtis]feminine noun( = préface, résumé) note ; ( = mode d'emploi) instructions* * *nɔtis1) ( exposé) note2) ( instructions) instructions (pl)* * *nɔtis nf1) (biographique) note2) (= brochure)notice explicative — explanatory leaflet, instruction booklet
* * *notice nf1 ( exposé) note;2 ( instructions) instructions (pl); notice de montage assembly instructions; notice explicative instructions (pl) (for use).notice biographique biographical information ¢; notice nécrologique obituary.[nɔtis] nom féminin1. [résumé] notea. [brochure] advertising brochureb. [annonce] advertisement2. [instructions]notice explicative ou d'emploi directions for use -
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[ˈnəutɪs]1. noun1) a written or printed statement to announce something publicly:He stuck a notice on the door, saying that he had gone home
إعْلانThey put a notice in the paper announcing the birth of their daughter.
2) attention:إنْتِباهI'll bring the problem to his notice as soon as possible.
3) warning given especially before leaving a job or dismissing someone:إنْذار، إخْطارPlease give notice of your intentions.
2. verbto see, observe, or keep in one's mind:يُلاحِظDid he say that? I didn't notice.
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إِشْعَار \ notice: warning, esp. when one plans to end some agreement: The cook gave a week’s notice (She said that she would only work for one week more). He left me at short notice (He went soon after telling me that he would go). \ اِلْتِفَات \ notice: attention: The matter was brought to his notice. \ See Also انتباه (اِنْتِبَاه) \ لَحَظَ \ notice: to see (sth. or sb.) and to know that one has seen it: Several cars passed, but I was too busy with my thoughts to notice (them). -
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لاحَظَ \ detect: to discover; notice (sth. wrong; sb. doing wrong): Your employer has detected two mistakes in your accounts. note: to notice: His absence was soon noted. notice: to see (sth. or sb.) and to know that one has seen it: Several cars passed, but I was too busy with my thoughts to notice (them). observe: to notice: He crept past without being observed. spot: to notice: She spotted several mistakes in the accounts. superintend: to watch and direct (work, workers, etc.). -
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إِعْلان (تِجَارِيّ) \ advertisement: a public notice of sth. offered or wanted. announcement: a public statement. declaration: an act of declaring. notice: sth. written in a public place (in a newspaper, outside an office, at the roadside, etc.) to give news or advice: The notice said: ‘Danger. Keep Out’. Please put this note on to the office notice-board. When his father died, he put a notice in the newspaper. commercial: an advertisement on TV or radio. -
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اِهْتِمام \ attention: care and thought: Pay attention to my words!. care: serious thought or attention: Treat that glass with care. heed: attention; notice: He paid no heed to my advice. interest: a desire to know about sth.; eager attention; concern: He takes no interest in sport. He has lost interest in it. notice: attention: The matter was brought to his notice. regard: respect; concern: He has little regard for the truth. stake: a personal interest that shows one’s faith in sth., and one’s acceptance of risk: I’ve bought a farm on the island, so now I have a stake there. \ See Also عناية (عِنَايَة)، مصلحة (مَصْلَحَة) -
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إِنْذَار \ caution: a warning: The judge let him go with a caution. notice: warning, esp. when one plans to end some agreement: The cook gave a week’s notice (She said that she would only work for one week more). He left me at short notice (He went soon after telling me that he would go). warning: sth. that warns: He arrived without warning (unexpectedly). The police gave him a serious warning (They said that next time he would be punished). \ See Also إشعار (إِشْعَار)، تحذير (تَحْذِير) -
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اِنْتِبَاه \ attention: care and thought: Pay attention to my words!. notice: attention: The matter was brought to his notice. -
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12 notice
finstruction leaflet, instructions for useDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > notice
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13 Notice to Airmen-System
n (NOTAM) < navig> (Informationssystem für die Luftfahrt) ■ Notice to Airmen system (NOTAM); NOTAM systemGerman-english technical dictionary > Notice to Airmen-System
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14 notice nécrologique
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15 notice international
[diffusée par Interpol] international notice [sent out by Interpol]Dictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > notice international
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16 notice bibliographique
La notice bibliographique d’un document (livre, périodique, article, etc.) est son descriptif en différents champs (auteur, titre, éditeur, etc.) selon des normes précises, pour publication dans un catalogue. Pour les catalogues en ligne (ou OPAC: online public access catalogues), les normes internationales les plus utilisées sont l’ISBD (international standard book description) et l’AACR2 (Anglo-American cataloguing rules, 2nd version). -
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18 Notice Act And Communicate
Business: NACУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Notice Act And Communicate
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19 Notice Of Application
UN: NOAУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Notice Of Application
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20 Notice Of Commencement
American: NOCУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Notice Of Commencement
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