- take note
- verbobserve with care or pay close attention to (Freq. 2)-
Take note of this chemical reaction
• Derivationally related forms: ↑observable (for: ↑observe), ↑observant (for: ↑observe), ↑observer (for: ↑observe), ↑observation (for: ↑observe)• Entailment: ↑perceive, ↑comprehend• Verb Frames:-Somebody ——s something
-Somebody ——s somebody
-Somebody ——s
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take noteTo observe carefully or closely (often with of)• • •Main Entry: ↑note* * *
take note phraseto notice something and try to remember it because you think it is importantWhen the people speak with such passion, politicians should take note.
take note of:I took note of what she said.
Thesaurus: to memorize something, or to try to remember somethingsynonym to notice or recognize something or someonesynonymMain entry: note* * *
pay attentionemployers should take note of the needs of disabled people
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take note: to notice or give special attention to someone or somethingShe has been extremely successful in her own country, and now the rest of the world is beginning to take note.
She took note of the exact time.
• • •Main Entry: ↑note————————take note (or take notice): to notice or pay attention to somethingThe news made them sit up and take notice. [=suddenly give full attention to something]
— often + ofShe took note of [=noted] the exact time.
No one remembers taking notice of her [=no one remembers noticing her] at the party.
• • •Main Entry: ↑take
Useful english dictionary. 2012.