Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. note [ingl. am. noʊt, ingl. brit. nəʊt] SUST.
1.1. note C (record, reminder):
1.2. note C (comment):
2.3. note C FIN.:
3.1. note C MÚS.:
3.2. note C (tone):
5.1. note U (importance, interest):
II. note [ingl. am. noʊt, ingl. brit. nəʊt] V. trans.
1. note (observe, notice):
it's [ingl. am. ɪts, ingl. brit. ɪts]
1. it's → it is
2. it's → it has
I. post1 [ingl. am. poʊst, ingl. brit. pəʊst] SUST. U
1.2. post U (in horse racing):
II. post1 [ingl. am. poʊst, ingl. brit. pəʊst] V. trans.
1.1. post (announce):
2.1. post COM.:
I. post2 [ingl. am. poʊst, ingl. brit. pəʊst] SUST.
1. post U (mail):
II. post2 [ingl. am. poʊst, ingl. brit. pəʊst] V. trans.
I. post3 [ingl. am. poʊst, ingl. brit. pəʊst] SUST.
1.1. post (job):
1.2. post (important position):
IT SUST. U
IT → information technology
information technology SUST.
it [ingl. am. ɪt, ingl. brit. ɪt] PRON.
1. it (replacing noun):
2. it (introducing person, thing, event):
3. it (in impersonal constructions):
en el diccionario PONS
IT [ˌaɪˈti:] SUST. sin pl.
IT INFORM. abreviatura de Information Technology
I. post1 [pəʊst, ingl. am. poʊst] SUST. sin pl. ingl. brit.
I. post2 [pəʊst, ingl. am. poʊst] SUST. (job)
I. post3 [pəʊst, ingl. am. poʊst] SUST.
it's [ɪts]
1. it's = it is
2. it's = it has
I. it [ɪt] PRON. dem.
II. it [ɪt] PRON. pers.
1. it:
I. note [nəʊt, ingl. am. noʊt] SUST.
3. note MÚS.:
en el diccionario PONS
I. it [ɪt] PRON. dem.
II. it [ɪt] PRON. pers.
1. it:
IT [ˌaɪ·ˈti] SUST.
IT comput ABBR Information Technology
I. post2 [poʊst] SUST. (job)
I. post3 [poʊst] SUST.
it's [ɪts]
1. it's = it is, be
2. it's = it has, have
I. have <has, had, had> [hæv,
unstressed:
həv] V. trans.
1. have (own):
2. have (engage in):
3. have (eat):
5. have (receive):
6. have (show trait):
7. have (cause to occur):
II. have <has, had, had> [hæv,
unstressed:
həv] V. aux.
1. have (indicates perfect tense):
I. be <was, been> [bi] V. intr.
1. be + sust./adj. permanent state, quality, identity:
2. be + adj. mental and physical states:
5. be calculation, cost:
7. be (exist, live):
8. be location, situation:
9. be part. pas. (go, visit):
10. be (take place):
11. be circumstances:
13. be expressing possibility:
II. be <was, been> [bi] V. impers vb
III. be <was, been> [bi] V. aux. vb
1. be expressing continuation:
2. be expressing the passive:
3. be expressing future:
4. be expressing future in past:
5. be expressing the subjunctive in conditionals:
I. note [noʊt] SUST.
3. note MÚS.:
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| we | note |
| you | note |
| they | note |
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| we | noted |
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| he/she/it | has | noted |
| we | have | noted |
| you | have | noted |
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| we | had | noted |
| you | had | noted |
| they | had | noted |
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The homeowner contacted cops, and the two young girls described in the sick note were identified as children who used to live in the trailer park.
www.dailymail.co.uk The yield on the 10-year Treasury note dropped precipitously as prices on the notes surged.
www.ctvnews.ca Note that the user's password is not disclosed to the computer he uses.
en.wikipedia.org Where the case is premised on liquidated damages, such as a breach of a promissory note, then judgment will be entered in that amount.
en.wikipedia.org Divorces were frowned upon, no matter what the provocation, and a man who was sued at law, particularly upon his promissory note, was almost disgraced in the public mind.
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