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A1  note  not

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noun  /nəʊt   / noun note (noun)
 /nəʊt  
/ noun
 
TO REMIND YOU 
1 [countable]
some words that you
write down quickly to help you remember sth
not
 I'd better make a note of your name
and address.
 Keep a note of who has paid
and who hasn't.
 The lecturer advised the students to take
notes while he was speaking.
SHORT LETTER 
2 [countable]
a short letter
not, pusula
 This is just a note to thank you for having
us to dinner.
 If Mark's not at home we'll leave a note
for him.
 a sick note from your doctor
IN BOOK 
3 [countable]
a short explanation or
extra piece of information that is given at the back of a book, etc. or at the
bottom or side of a page
dipnot, not
 an edition of Shakespeare with student's
notes
 See note 5, page 340.
 look at FOOTNOTE
MONEY 
4 [countable] (also banknote; US bill )
a piece of paper money
kâğıt
para, banknot
 I'd like the money in £10 notes, please.
IN MUSIC 
5 [countable]
a single musical sound
made by a voice or an instrument; a written sign that represents a musical
sound
 (müzik) nota
 I can only remember the first few notes of
the song.
QUALITY 
6 [singular]
something that shows a
certain quality or feeling
belirti, ton,
hava
 There was a note of embarrassment in her
voice.
 The meeting ended on a rather unpleasant
note.
IDIOMS
compare
notes (with sb)
to discuss your
opinions, ideas, experiences, etc. with sb else
 (fikir, görüş vb.) alışverişinde
bulunmak
 At the beginning of term we met and
compared notes about the holidays.
take
note (of sth)
to pay attention to
sth and be sure to remember it
dikkat
etmek
 Take careful note of what he says.

Level	A1
Kind	noun
Front	note
IPA	/nəʊt / noun
Back	not
Back 2	note (noun) /nəʊt / noun TO REMIND YOU 1 [countable] some words that you write down quickly to help you remember sth not I'd better make a note of* your name and address.* *Keep a note of* who has paid and who hasn't. The lecturer advised the students to take notes* while he was speaking.* SHORT LETTER 2 [countable] a short letter not, pusula This is just a note to thank you for having us to dinner. If Mark's not at home we'll leave a note for him. a sick note from your doctor IN BOOK 3 [countable] a short explanation or extra piece of information that is given at the back of a book, etc. or at the bottom or side of a page dipnot, not an edition of Shakespeare with student's notes See note 5, page 340. look at FOOTNOTE MONEY 4 [countable] (also banknote; US bill ) a piece of paper money kâğıt para, banknot I'd like the money in £10 notes, please. IN MUSIC 5 [countable] a single musical sound made by a voice or an instrument; a written sign that represents a musical sound (müzik) nota I can only remember the first few notes of the song. QUALITY 6 [singular] something that shows a certain quality or feeling belirti, ton, hava There was a note of embarrassment in her voice. The meeting ended on a rather unpleasant note. IDIOMS compare notes (with sb) to discuss your opinions, ideas, experiences, etc. with sb else (fikir, görüş vb.) alışverişinde bulunmak At the beginning of term we met and compared notes about the holidays. take note (of sth) to pay attention to sth and be sure to remember it dikkat etmek Take careful note of what he says.

Note Countable Noun Remember Short Money /Nəʊt Sth

note (noun)