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I. note [ingl. brit. nəʊt, ingl. am. noʊt] SUST.
1. note (written record):
note
to make a note in diary, notebook
to make a note of date, address
to take note of literal, fig.
take note!
to take notes student, secretary:
2. note (short letter):
note
mot m
to write sb a note
a note of thanks
3. note (explanation, annotation):
note (in book, on form)
see note below
4. note (tone):
note fig.
ton m
to hit the right note
to strike or hit a wrong note
5. note MÚS. (sound, symbol):
note
to play or hit a wrong note
a high/low note
6. note (tone):
note (in voice)
a note of panic
7. note (banknote):
note
£500 in notes
a £20 note
8. note (diplomatic memo):
note
II. of note ADJ.
of note person
of note development, contribution
III. note [ingl. brit. nəʊt, ingl. am. noʊt] V. trans.
1. note (observe):
note change, increase, similarity, absence
to note that
2. note (pay attention to):
note comment, remarks, complaint, concern
3. note (write down):
note date, time, number, symptom
noter (in dans)
IV. noted ADJ.
noted intellectual, criminal:
to be noted/not noted for tact, wit
V. note [ingl. brit. nəʊt, ingl. am. noʊt]
blue note SUST. (in jazz)
blue note
bull note SUST. FIN.
bull note
demand note SUST.
1. demand note ingl. brit.:
demand note
2. demand note ingl. am.:
demand note
cover note SUST. ingl. brit. (insurance certificate)
cover note
consignment note SUST. COM.
doctor's note SUST.
eighth note SUST. ingl. am. MÚS.
eighth note
programme note SUST.
quarter note SUST. ingl. am. MÚS.
quarter note
I. note [nəʊt, ingl. am. noʊt] SUST.
1. note (short informal letter):
note
mot m
to write sb a note
2. note (reminder):
note
to make/take a note of sth
3. note LIT.:
note
4. note MÚS.:
note
5. note (mood):
note
to strike a note
6. note ingl. brit., ingl. austr. (piece of paper money):
note
7. note form. (important):
of note
nothing of note
II. note [nəʊt, ingl. am. noʊt] V. trans. form.
1. note (write down):
note
2. note (mention, observe):
note
treasury note SUST. ingl. am.
promissory note [ˈprɒmɪsəriˌnəʊt, ingl. am. ˈprɑ:mɪsɔ:riˌnoʊt] SUST.
credit note SUST. ingl. austr., ingl. brit.
credit note
cover note SUST. ingl. am., ingl. austr. (covering note)
cover note
demand note SUST.
demand note
prompt note SUST.
prompt note
shipping note SUST.
delivery note SUST.
note down V. trans.
note down
I. note [noʊt] SUST.
1. note (short informal letter):
note
mot m
to write sb a note
2. note (reminder):
note
to make/take note of sth
3. note LIT.:
note
4. note MÚS.:
note
5. note (piece of paper money):
note
6. note (quality):
a note of despair
7. note form. (important):
of note
nothing of note
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
II. note [noʊt] V. trans. form.
1. note (write down):
note
2. note (mention, observe):
note
promissory note [ˈpra··sɔr·i·ˌnoʊt] SUST.
prompt note SUST.
prompt note
bank note SUST.
bank note
treasury note SUST.
false note SUST.
false note
half note SUST. MÚS.
half note
demand note SUST.
demand note
note down V. trans.
note down
shipping note SUST.
Present
Inote
younote
he/she/itnotes
wenote
younote
theynote
Past
Inoted
younoted
he/she/itnoted
wenoted
younoted
theynoted
Present Perfect
Ihavenoted
youhavenoted
he/she/ithasnoted
wehavenoted
youhavenoted
theyhavenoted
Past Perfect
Ihadnoted
youhadnoted
he/she/ithadnoted
wehadnoted
youhadnoted
theyhadnoted
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The danger is that this false note has got metamorphosed into embedded wisdom.
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In fact, the only false note in this debut novel is that corny title.
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Truly, there is hardly a false note through the ensemble.
www.flickreel.com
The only false note was the grilled quick pickled onions, which didn't seem to fit with the rest of the dish.
www.dose.ca
Speaking of music, the film's soundtrack doesn't have a single false note.
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