Notice meaning in English

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Definition

to notice: to observe, to see, to note, to spot, to mind verb
I noticed that you were using your cell phone during my speech.
As you may have noticed... As you may have seen, observed, realized...
a notice: a notification, advice, news, a communication, an announcement; a warning noun
It says in the notice on the door that the building is scheduled to be demolished in thirty days.
to give notice to advise, to notify, to give prior warning
  • "Notice anything?"
  • "I noticed that you have expanded the family business."
  • "It's just that I've noticed a surprising trend: TigerLily isn't being bought by Rebecca."
  • "Have you noticed any weaknesses?"
  • "Another thing I've noticed about L."
  • "Beach friend​​​​​​​ : You'll probably notice..."
  • "I noticed you've got a fancy yellow tennis racket."
  • "You'll notice that our prices are very competitive."
  • "Edward : I thought you might notice."

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