« to notice » en sept langues
Sensto notice
Espagnol
/noˈtaɾ/
savant
Darse cuenta (de) is 'to realize'.
Français
/ʁəmaʁke/
autre source · re- + marquer 'to mark' (a Germanic root)
Italien
/noˈtare/
savant
Accorgersi (di) is 'to realize'.
Portugais
/noˈtah/
savant
Perceber and reparar are just as common.
Roumain
/obserˈva/
autre source · Latin OBSERVĀRE (via French observer)
Catalan
/nuˈta/
savant
Anglais
/ˈnoʊtɪs/
autre source · Old French notice, from Latin NŌTITIA 'knowledge'
NŌTITIA and NOTĀRE belong to the same Latin family of 'knowing' words.
L’ancêtre latin
NOTĀRE‘to mark, write down (NOTA 'mark')’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
Spanish and Italian 'note' things; French 're-marks' them. Careful: French noter and Italian notare also mean 'to write down'.
Parents anglais: note, notation, notable
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- es¿Has notado algo raro?
- frTu as remarqué quelque chose de bizarre ?
- itHai notato qualcosa di strano?
- ptVocê notou alguma coisa estranha?
- roAi observat ceva ciudat?
- caHas notat res d'estrany?
- enDid you notice anything strange?
Plus de mots : Verbes essentiels
- to sit downsentarses'asseoirsedersisentar-sese așezaseure
- to associateasociarassocierassociareassociarasociaassociar
- to explainexplicarexpliquerspiegareexplicarexplicaexplicar
- to avoidevitaréviterevitareevitarevitaevitar
- to acceptaceptaraccepteraccettareaceitaracceptaacceptar
- to appear (come into view)aparecerapparaîtreapparireaparecerapăreaaparèixer