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1 noter
noter [nɔte]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. ( = inscrire) to write downb. ( = remarquer) to noticec. ( = évaluer) [+ devoir] to mark (Brit), to grade (US) ; [+ élève] to give a mark to (Brit), to grade (US) ; [+ employé] to assess* * *nɔte1) ( inscrire) to note down [renseignement]; to write down [idée, citation]2) ( remarquer) to notice [changement, progrès, erreur]il me déplaît, notez (bien) que je n'ai rien à lui reprocher — I don't like him, though mind you I haven't got anything particular against him
3) ( évaluer) to mark GB, to grade US [devoir]; to give a mark GB ou grade US to [élève]; to grade [employé]élève bien/mal noté — pupil who got good/bad marks GB ou grades US
fonctionnaire bien/mal noté — civil servant who obtains a high/low rating in progress reports
4) ( marquer) to mark [texte]5) Musique to write down [air, notes]* * *nɔte vt1) (= écrire) to write down, to note down, [adresse] to make a note of, to note down2) (= remarquer) to note, to noticeJ'ai bien noté que... — I noticed that..., I noted that...
Notez bien que... — (Please) note that...
3) ÉDUCATION, ADMINISTRATION (= donner une appréciation) to mark Grande-Bretagne to give a grade to USA* * *noter verb table: aimer vtr1 ( inscrire) to note down, to make a note of [adresse, date, renseignement]; to write down [idée, citation, souvenir]; noter une commande to write down an order; c'est (bien) noté? have you got that?;2 ( remarquer) to notice [changement, différence, ressemblance]; to notice, to note [progrès, présence, erreur]; ceci est à noter this should be noted; il me déplaît, notez (bien) que je n'ai rien à lui reprocher I don't like him, though mind you I haven't got anything particular against him; il faut quand même noter it has to be said;3 ( évaluer) to mark GB, to grade US [devoir, exercice]; to give a mark GB ou a grade US to [élève, étudiant]; to grade [employé, fonctionnaire, militaire]; élève bien/mal noté pupil who got good/bad marks GB ou grades US; noter sur 20 to mark GB ou grade US out of 20; fonctionnaire bien/mal noté civil servant who obtains a high/low rating in progress reports;5 Mus to write down, to take down [air, notes].[nɔte] verbe transitif1. [prendre en note] to note ou to write (down)veuillez noter notre nouvelle adresse please note ou make a note of our new addressnotez que chaque enfant doit apporter un vêtement chaud please note that every child must bring something warm to wear2. [faire ressortir - généralement] to mark ; [ - en cochant] to tick ; [ - en surlignant] to highlightil est à noter que... it should be noted ou borne in mind that...je ne veux pas que tu recommences, c'est noté? (familier) I don't want you to do it again, do you understand ou have you got that ou is that clear?notez bien, il a fait des progrès mind you, he's improvedj'étais bien/mal noté I had a good/bad (professional) record
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