notice
/ˈnəʊtɪs/ nounDefinition
SIGN [C] › a sign giving information about something: The notice said that the pool was closed for repairs. Have you seen any notices about the new sports club?
WARNING [U] › a warning that something will happen: I had to give my landlord a month's notice before moving.
at short notice UK (US on short notice) › only a short time before something happens
ATTENTION [U] › attention: I didn't take any notice of (= give attention to) his advice. It has come to our notice (= we became aware) that you are being overcharged for your insurance.
hand/give in your notice › to tell your employer that you are going to stop working for them: I handed in my notice yesterday.
(Definition of notice noun from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary
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