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Noun(1) an announcement containing information about a future event,the act of noticing or paying attention,a request for payment,advance notification (usually written) of the intention to withdraw from an arrangement or contract,a sign posted in a public place as an advertisement,polite or favorable attention,a short critical review,observation,announcement,information(2) an announcement containing information about a future event(3) the act of noticing or paying attention(4) a request for payment(5) advance notification (usually written) of the intention to withdraw from an arrangement or contract(6) a sign posted in a public place as an advertisement(7) polite or favorable attention(8) a short critical review(9) observation(10) announcement(11) information
Verb(1) discover or determine the existence, presence, or fact of,notice or perceive,make or write a comment on,express recognition of the presence or existence of, or acquaintance with,observe,perceive(2) discover or determine the existence(3) presence(4) or fact of(5) notice or perceive(6) make or write a comment on(7) express recognition of the presence or existence of(8) or acquaintance with(9) observe(10) perceive

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(1) He was trying to concentrate on each miserable step forward; and so he didn't notice the gang of youths until he'd bumped into one of them.(2) Yes, in many ways, I think that because I'm Chinese, people don't notice me as much.(3) They have swiped hundreds of signs, including chevrons and direction indicators giving motorists advance notice of hazards.(4) During this time other managers at the centre also decided to leave voluntarily and gave notice to terminate their employment.(5) He pointed out that if the writer had read his own newspaper he would have seen the public notice announcing the roundabout.(6) The first thing you'll notice is the fact that the franchise interface has been completely revamped.(7) Obviously we are very close to the final date by which we can give notice and your urgent attention to this matter will be most appreciated.(8) We didn't really take much notice of the fact that he was an aristocrat and a monarchist.(9) Since good news doesn't make the news, we don't notice it nor realize how often the good things are happening.(10) The policy allows pilots to give notice on the last day of the month and retire the following day.(11) A short notice cannot do justice to this admirable and thought-provoking book.(12) That is, it's something that happened and could happen again without notice or warning.(13) Grimshaw was given formal notice to quit in 1885, but had probably already returned to Leeds.(14) He saw our notice in the newspapers about that dead woman, found in Trevor Square, and traveled down here by the coach.(15) Until that date any parking infringements found will be given an informal warning notice without a penalty.(16) If you leave before you get formal notice of redundancy, you are unlikely to be entitled to any statutory payment.