notice

take

If someone is rude to you, just take notice and walk away from them.

come to

I didn't come to notice the spelling mistake until I read the email a second time.

attract

Her bright red jacket attracted notice the moment she walked into the quiet room.

issue, place, post, put up

The landlord posted a notice on the building door about the scheduled maintenance work.

appear, go up

A sign appeared on the office door warning employees about the building closure.

~ about

A sign about the meeting was posted on the office door yesterday.

give, hand in your

He handed in his notice yesterday because he found a better job.

need, require

You need to give at least two weeks' notice before you leave your job.

without ~

The restaurant closed down without notice, leaving customers disappointed.

~ of

The school gave parents two weeks' notice of the field trip.

at a moment's notice

Our babysitter can always come help us at a moment's notice when we have an emergency.

at short notice

We had to cancel the event at short notice because of the storm.

notice to quit

The tenant received a notice to quit after failing to pay rent for three months.

on a month's/week's, etc. notice

He was given a month's notice before the company decided to close the office.

not even

Her boyfriend didn't even notice that she had cut her hair yesterday.

not really

I didn't really notice the new paint color until my friend pointed it out.

(only) just

We just noticed that the old bookstore on Main Street has closed down.

at once, immediately

When I walked into the room, I immediately noticed that my keys were missing from the table.

not appear to, not seem to

The children didn't appear to notice the broken window until their mother pointed it out.

can't/couldn't help noticing sth

I couldn't help noticing that she seemed upset when she arrived at the meeting this morning.