NOTE - Traduzione inglese-spagnolo

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. note [ingl am noʊt, ingl brit nəʊt] SOST

1.1. note C (record, reminder):

note

nota f

to make a note of sth

anotar or apuntar algo

she made a mental note of it

tomó nota de ello mentalmente

to make notes

hacer anotaciones

to take notes

tomar apuntes or notas

lecture notes

apuntes mpl de clase

to compare notes

cambiar impresiones

1.2. note C (comment):

note

nota f

note

comentario m

marginal notes

anotaciones fpl al margen

marginal notes

notas fpl al margen

marginal notes

acotaciones fpl

she wrote the catalogue notes

escribió el comentario del catálogo

2.1. note C (message):

note

nota f

leave a note on the door

deja una nota or un recado en la puerta

2.2. note C (official communication) POL:

note

nota f

note

mensaje m

2.3. note C FIN:

promissory note

pagaré m

3.1. note C MUS:

note

nota f

to end sth on a high note

terminar algo por todo lo alto or a lo grande

to end sth on a high note

cerrar algo con un broche de oro

3.2. note C (tone):

it strikes a familiar note

suena conocido

his remark struck a discordant note

su comentario dio la nota discordante

he struck just the right note

dio con el tono justo

there was a note of weariness in her voice

su voz tenía un dejo de cansancio

there was a note of weariness in her voice

su voz tenía un deje de cansancio Spagna

do I detect a note of sarcasm?

¿no hay allí una pizca de sarcasmo?

if I may sound a note of caution …

si se me permite llamar a la precaución …

the evening ended on a sad note

la velada terminó con una nota triste

3.3. note C (element, hint):

note

toque m

4. note C (banknote):

esp ingl brit

billete m

a 10 pound note

un billete de 10 libras

5.1. note U (importance, interest):

a surgeon of note

un cirujano de renombre

a surgeon of note

un eminente cirujano

nothing of (any) note came of their research

su investigación no produjo resultados de particular interés

nothing worthy of note

nada digno de mención

5.2. note U (attention):

take note of what he says

toma nota de or presta atención a lo que dice

I shall take full note of your objections

tendré muy en cuenta sus objeciones

II. note [ingl am noʊt, ingl brit nəʊt] VB vb trans

1. note (observe, notice):

I have noted your objections

he tomado (debida) nota de sus objeciones

note the red markings on its head

fíjense en or observen las manchas rojas de la cabeza

to note that

observar or notar que

will customers kindly note that smoking is not permitted

se les recuerda a los señores clientes que está prohibido fumar

2. note (record):

note information/details

anotar

note information/details

apuntar

we asked for the decision to be noted in the minutes

pedimos que la decisión constara en acta

sick note SOST ingl brit

sick note

certificado m de enfermedad

sick note

baja f Spagna

sixteenth note SOST ingl am

sixteenth note

semicorchea f

suicide note SOST

suicide note

carta de despedida de un suicida

whole note SOST ingl am

whole note

semibreve f

whole note

redonda f

eighth note SOST ingl am

eighth note

corchea f

delivery note SOST esp ingl brit

delivery note

nota f de entrega

delivery note

albarán m (de entrega) Spagna

note down VB [ingl am noʊt -, ingl brit nəʊt -] (v + adv + o, v + o + adv)

note down

apuntar

note down

anotar

doctor's note SOST ingl brit

doctor's note

permiso m médico

doctor's note

baja f médica Spagna

doctor's note

licencia f médica RíoPl

doctor's note

incapacidad f Col Mess

half note SOST ingl am

half note

blanca f

nel dizionario PONS

I. note [nəʊt, ingl am noʊt] SOST

1. note (annotation):

note

nota f

to take note

tomar nota

2. note LETTER:

note

apunte m

3. note MUS:

note

nota f

note (sound)

tono m

to strike the right note fig

dar con el tono apropiado

4. note ingl brit, ingl Aus (piece of paper money):

note

billete m

5. note (importance):

of note form

notable

nothing of note

nada importante

II. note [nəʊt, ingl am noʊt] VB vb trans form

note

anotar

note (mention)

observar

to note (that)...

hacer notar (que)...

Voce OpenDict

note VB

(please) note that... form

cabe señalar que...

credit note SOST ingl Aus, ingl brit

credit note

nota f de crédito

treasury note SOST ingl am

treasury note

pagaré m del Tesoro

demand note SOST ingl am

demand note

título m pagadero a la vista

promissory note [ˈprɒmɪsəriˌnəʊt, ingl am ˈprɑ:mɪsɔ:riˌnoʊt] SOST

promissory note

pagaré m

cover note [ˈkʌvənəʊt, ingl am -ɚnoʊt] SOST ingl am, ingl Aus (covering note)

cover note

seguro m provisional

sick note SOST

sick note

certificado m de baja

half note SOST ingl am MUS

half note

blanca f

delivery note SOST

delivery note

albarán m

nel dizionario PONS

inglese

spagnolo

I. note [noʊt] SOST

1. note (annotation):

note

nota f

to take note

tomar nota

2. note LETTER:

note

apunte m

3. note MUS:

note

nota f

note (sound)

tono m

to strike the right note fig

dar con el tono apropiado

4. note (piece of paper money):

note

billete m

5. note (importance):

of note form

notable

nothing of note

nada importante

II. note [noʊt] VB vb trans form

note

anotar

note (mention)

observar

to note (that)...

hacer notar (que)...

Treasury note SOST

Treasury note

pagaré m del Tesoro

demand note SOST

demand note

título m pagadero a la vista

promissory note [ˈpram·ɪ·sɔr·i·ˌnoʊt] SOST

promissory note

pagaré m

bank note SOST

bank note

billete m de banco

half note SOST MUS

half note

blanca f

spagnolo

inglese

apostilla

marginal note

albarán

delivery note

pagaré

promissory note

observación marginal

note

Present

I	note
you	note
he/she/it	notes
we	note
you	note
they	note

Past

I	noted
you	noted
he/she/it	noted
we	noted
you	noted
they	noted

Present Perfect

I	have	noted
you	have	noted
he/she/it	has	noted
we	have	noted
you	have	noted
they	have	noted

Past Perfect

I	had	noted
you	had	noted
he/she/it	had	noted
we	had	noted
you	had	noted
they	had	noted

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

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Deadpan is his forte, but he can slip into exaggerated reactions as well.

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A simple slip dress was turned into absolute fire with a chain gold belt and a thigh high split.

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In the new new-media age you could scarcely slip a cigarette paper between the public and the private realm.

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But audience fragmentation and schedule changes have seen viewing figures slip over the last few years.

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