notice

A2 · Elementary Countable noun

n. a written or printed sign that gives information to the public.

n. a written or printed announcement displayed publicly to provide information or instructions.

日本語:掲示※

“There is a notice on the wall saying the lift is out of order.”

“The council posted a formal notice on the community board regarding the upcoming changes to local parking regulations.”

B1 · Intermediate Uncountable noun

n. information or a warning given before something happens.

n. advance notification or warning of a future event or requirement.

日本語:予告※

“The meeting was cancelled at short notice, so I had already arrived.”

“The landlord is required by law to give at least twenty-four hours' notice before entering the property for an inspection.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Uncountable noun

n. the period of time you must work after saying you will leave your job.

n. the formal period of time an employee must remain at a job after resigning, or the period an employer must provide before termination.

“She handed in her notice yesterday because she found a better job.”

“According to his contract, he must serve a three-month notice period before he can begin his new role at the rival firm.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Uncountable noun

n. attention or interest from other people.

n. observation, attention, or recognition from others.

“His hard work finally escaped the notice of his manager.”

“The young artist's work first came to public notice after a favorable review in a national Sunday newspaper.”