Word Network: note
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See it in Videos (6)
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WHIPLASH - Fletcher’s Dinner (Deleted Scene)
"She sang a very high note at the end of the song."
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Whiplash On A $0 Budget
"She sang a very high note at the end of the song."
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Love Hard | Official Trailer | Netflix
"She sang a very high note at the end of the song."
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Not Quite my Tempo | Whiplash (2014) | 1080p HD
"She sang a very high note at the end of the song."
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Not My Tempo | Whiplash | Hulu
"She sang a very high note at the end of the song."
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Friends: Someone Ate Ross' Sandwich (Season 5 Clip) | TBS
"She sang a very high note at the end of the song."
B1Learn it in Context (2)
This Word in Other Languages (10)
Grammar Connections (5)
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confusable-wordsReporting What People Said (Tense Backshift)
passive_reportedIt-Clefts for Time and Place: 'It was then that...'
sentence_structurePast Perfect: Simple vs. Continuous (Sequencing)
verbs_tensesThe Phrasal Verb 'Face up to' (Accepting Reality)
prepositionsUsed in Phrases (6)
phrasal verbs with note meaning
Phrasal verbs that use 'note' as the main verb, usually meaning to observe, pay attention to, or record something.
Please note particularly
Formal business communication expression
note down
To write something, often quickly, so that you have a record of it for the future.
note up
To update a legal document or scholarly text with annotations, references, or later citations.
note against
To make an official record of something negative or a demerit against someone's name.
note off
To mark an item on a list as finished, complete, or no longer needing attention.
