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ESLPod_0428_WE_0531 Getting a Dream Job In this podcast, the phrase "to get noticed" means to get other people's attention or to become well known by other people: "Our business needs advertising if we want it to get noticed by new customers." The phrase "can't help but notice something" means that one sees something without trying to see it or without looking for it: "When I go to her house, I can't help but notice how dirty it is." The phrase "to not take much notice of (something)" means to not pay very much attention to something: "She always seemed sad, but nobody took much notice of it until she asked for help." Finally, the phrase "without notice" means without warning, or without telling people that something will happen: "We were all very surprised when the bakery closed without notice."

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ESLPod 428 to get noticed Business

Id	ESLPod_0428_WE_0531
Episode Id	ESLPod 428
Episode Title	Getting a Dream Job
Phrase	to get noticed
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "to get noticed" means to get other people's attention or to become well known by other people: "Our business needs advertising if we want it to get noticed by new customers." The phrase "can't help but notice something" means that one sees something without trying to see it or without looking for it: "When I go to her house, I can't help but notice how dirty it is." The phrase "to not take much notice of (something)" means to not pay very much attention to something: "She always seemed sad, but nobody took much notice of it until she asked for help." Finally, the phrase "without notice" means without warning, or without telling people that something will happen: "We were all very surprised when the bakery closed without notice."
Topics	Business

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