| 单词 | 通知 |
| 释义 | 〔retreat〕A bugle call or drumbeat signaling the lowering of the flag at sunset, as on a military base.降旗号：落黄昏时通知降旗的号音或鼓声，如在军事基地上〔toll〕To announce or summon by tolling.鸣钟通知或召集〔certiorari〕from Latin certiorārī (volumus) [(we wish) to be informed (from the word's occurrence in the writ)] [passive of] certiōrāre [to inform, apprise] 源自 拉丁语 certiorārī (volumus) [（我们希望）被告知（案卷里的命令）] certiōrāre的被动语态动词 [通知，告知] 〔advertisement〕A notice, such as a poster, newspaper display, or paid announcement in the electronic media, designed to attract public attention or patronage.公告，启事：一种通知，例如电子传媒中的海报，报纸展览或有偿启事等，旨在吸引公众注意或赞助〔notification〕The act or an instance of notifying.通告，通知：通知、通告、宣告的行为或例子〔notice〕A formal announcement, notification, or warning, especially an announcement of one's intention to withdraw from an agreement or leave a job:正式通知：关于某事物的正式警告或告知，尤指让某人撤销协议或离职的通知：〔post〕To announce by or as if by posters:通知：用海报公布或好象用海报公布一般：〔advertise〕from Old French advertir advertiss- [to notice] * see advert 1源自 古法语 advertir advertiss- [通知] * 参见 advert1〔warn〕To notify (a person) to go or stay away:通知（某人）离开或呆在一旁：〔apprise〕To give notice to; inform:使注意；通知：〔notice〕noticed the court case for next Tuesday.被通知出席下周二的法庭审理〔summons〕A notice summoning a person to report to court as a juror or witness.传票：让某人出庭作证或作为陪审员出庭的通知〔prolepsis〕The assignment of something, such as an event or a name, to a time that precedes it, as inIf you tell the cops, you're a dead man. 预期：把未发生的事，比如事件或称呼，当作已发生来描绘，比如在如果你通知警察，你就变成了一个死人 中 〔tariff〕from Arabic ta'rīf [notification] 源自 阿拉伯语 ta'rīf [通知] 〔placard〕A sign or notice for display in a public place.布告标语牌：为在公共场合展示的通知或标语〔utility〕Prepared to play any of the smaller theatrical roles on short notice:各种工作都会做的：一经通知就准备扮演任何小角色的：〔warn〕 Warn, the most inclusive, implies well-timed notice that causes a person to be alert, vigilant, or wary: Warn 含义最广，它含有通知及时以使某人留神、警觉或警惕之意： 〔circular〕A printed advertisement, directive, or notice intended for mass distribution.印制的广告，传单：印成的广告、通告或通知，用于大量的分发〔tell〕To give evidence; inform:告诉：给出证据；通知：〔citation〕An official summons, especially one calling for appearance in court.传票：官方传票，尤指通知出庭的传票〔billposter〕One that posts notices, posters, or advertisements. Also called billsticker 贴广告的人：张贴通知、布告或广告的人 也作 billsticker〔inform〕To give or provide information.通知：给或提供信息〔nonappearance〕Failure of a witness or party to appear in response to a subpoena or notice.不出庭：证人或当事人接到传票或通知后未出现〔whip〕A call issued to party members in a lawmaking body to ensure attendance at a particular time.组织秘书发给本党党员的通知：在立法机构中传达给政党成员的一个在特定时间保证其出勤率的通知〔ascertain〕Middle English acertainen [to inform] 中古英语 acertainen [通知] 〔callboard〕A bulletin board backstage in a theater for posting instructions and notices.公告板：戏院后台的布告板，用于张贴指示和通知〔ticket〕from Old French estiquet [notice, label] 源自 古法语 estiquet [通知，标签] 〔information〕The act of informing or the condition of being informed; communication of knowledge:通知：告诉的动作或被告诉的状况；知识的交流：〔hold〕A direction or an indication that something is to be reserved or deferred.通知，指示：保留或推迟的事物的通知或指示〔detain〕The police detained several suspects for questioning. The disruptive students were detained after school until their parents had been notified.警察拘留了许多疑犯进行审问，捣乱的学生在放学后被拘禁了，直到通知他们的家长〔educate〕To provide with information; inform:教导：提供信息；通知：〔ticket〕The resemblance in form between the wordsticket and etiquette is not accidental. Both words have the same ultimate source, Old Frenchestiquet, but each was borrowed into English at a different time and with a different meaning.Old Frenchestiquet meant "a note, label.” Having been changed in form toetiquet in French, the word was adopted into English in the 16th century (first recorded in 1528)in a form,tiket, without the initiale. The earliest uses of the word in English were in the senses "a short written notice,” "a notice posted in a public place,” and "a written certification.”The word is first recorded with reference to something like a ticket of admission in 1673.In French, meanwhile, the word (in the formetiquette in the 18th century) came to mean "ceremonial"; court ceremonies were noted down or labeled in a book known asl'étiquette. The French word was borrowed again into English, this time in its French form, which is first recorded in 1750.ticket 与 etiquette 这两个词在形式上相似并非偶然。 它们从根本讲都源于古法语中的estiquet 这个词， 但它们被借用到英语中的时间不同且意思也不一样。古法语中的estiquet 的意思是“注解，标签”， 它在法语中变成了etiquet ， 16世纪时它被吸收到了英语中（最早的文字记载是在1528年），形式是tiket, ， 没有了字首的e. 。 这个词在早期英语中的意思是“写得很短的通知”、“贴在公共场所的通告”和“文字证明”。这个词最早的文字记载意为1673年时使用的一种类似入场券的东西。同时在法语中，这个词(18世纪时的形式是etiquette )的意思是“仪式的”； 在一本叫I'etiqutte 的书里被记载为宫廷仪式。 最早的文字记载在1750年，这个法语词再一次被借用于英语，这次使用了它的法语形式〔notification〕Something, such as a letter, by which notice is given.通知单，通知书：进行通知的东西，如信〔post〕To inform of the latest news:通知最新消息：〔summons〕A notice summoning a defendant to appear in court.传票：传唤被告出庭的通知〔call〕To communicate the need for (someone) to return from one situation or location to a previous one:召回：通知需要（某人）从现状或位置返回到先前的状况或位置：〔throw〕"a special basket in my study . . . into which I pitch letters, circulars, pamphlets and so forth" (H.G. Wells). “我书房中一个特殊的纸篓…我向里面扔信、通知或小册子等” (H·G·威尔斯）。〔permit〕The wording of the note permits of several interpretations. 通知的措辞允许有几种解释。 〔warn〕Forewarned is forearmed. 先通知的就先准备好 〔notice〕To give or file a notice of:被警告或通知： |
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