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Qué significa “notice” en español

EE. UU. /ˈnoʊtɪs/ · Reino Unido /ˈnəʊtɪs/

notice en español: aviso, anuncio, atención, aviso previo, preaviso, aviso de despido

sustantivo

AVISO ESCRITOA2

aviso, anuncio

Mensaje escrito que informa o advierte a las personas.

En inglés sencillo: A written message that gives people information or a warning.

  • Please read the notice.
  • They put a notice on the door.
  • The notice says the pool is closed.

Cómo se usa: a notice about something (There is a notice about the meeting on the door.)

Sinónimos: announcement, sign

Expresiones frecuentes: read a notice, put up a notice, public notice, printed notice

ATENCIÓNB1

atención

Atención que se presta a alguien o algo, o conocimiento de que está presente.

En inglés sencillo: Attention paid to someone or something, or awareness that something is there.

  • He took no notice of me.
  • The change escaped her notice.
  • His unusual clothes attracted everyone's notice.

Cómo se usa: take notice of someone/something (Please take notice of the warning.); bring something to someone's notice (She brought the error to my notice.)

Sinónimos: attention, awareness

Expresiones frecuentes: take notice, take no notice, escape someone's notice

AVISO PREVIOB1

aviso previo, preaviso

Información que se da antes de que ocurra algo para que las personas puedan prepararse.

En inglés sencillo: Information given before something happens so that people can prepare.

  • The shop closed without notice.
  • Please give us more notice next time.
  • They canceled the meeting at short notice.

Cómo se usa: give someone notice of something (They gave us notice of the planned closure.); at short notice (We had to leave at short notice.)

Sinónimos: warning, notification

Expresiones frecuentes: advance notice, short notice, without notice

PREAVISO LABORALB2

preaviso, aviso de despido

Comunicación formal de que una persona dejará su empleo o será despedida después de un plazo indicado.

En inglés sencillo: A formal warning that an employee will leave or lose their job after a stated period.

  • I handed in my notice today.
  • He gave his employer two weeks' notice.
  • She is working her notice before starting another job.

Cómo se usa: give someone a period's notice (The company gave him a month's notice.); hand in your notice (She handed in her notice on Friday.)

Expresiones frecuentes: give notice, hand in notice, work your notice

verbo

DARSE CUENTAA2

notar, advertir

Ver, oír o darse cuenta de la presencia de alguien o algo.

En inglés sencillo: To see, hear, or become aware of someone or something.

  • Did you notice my new shoes?
  • She noticed a mistake in the letter.
  • I hadn't noticed that it was raining.

Cómo se usa: notice that… (I noticed that the door was open.); notice someone/something doing something (She noticed a bird building a nest.); notice someone/something do something (He noticed her leave the room.)

Sinónimos: spot, observe, see

Antónimos: overlook, miss

Expresiones frecuentes: notice a difference, notice something strange, notice someone

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