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ESLPod_0266_WE_0207 Making a Move on Someone In this podcast, the verb "to notice" means to pay attention to something, or to see or hear something and become aware of it: "Did you notice that Chanterelle was crying? I wonder what happened." The phrase "to give (a number) weeks' notice" means to tell one's employer that one is going to stop working there in a number of weeks: "At most companies, employees are asked to give two weeks' notice before they quit." The phrases "on short notice" and "with short notice" mean without knowing about something in advance, or being surprised by something: "Felipe read about a good job opportunity, but he had to finish his application on short notice, because applications had to be sent to the company by the next day."

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ESLPod 266 to notice Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_0266_WE_0207
Episode Id	ESLPod 266
Episode Title	Making a Move on Someone
Phrase	to notice
Text	In this podcast, the verb "to notice" means to pay attention to something, or to see or hear something and become aware of it: "Did you notice that Chanterelle was crying? I wonder what happened." The phrase "to give (a number) weeks' notice" means to tell one's employer that one is going to stop working there in a number of weeks: "At most companies, employees are asked to give two weeks' notice before they quit." The phrases "on short notice" and "with short notice" mean without knowing about something in advance, or being surprised by something: "Felipe read about a good job opportunity, but he had to finish his application on short notice, because applications had to be sent to the company by the next day."
Topics	Relationships + Family

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