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Meanings of noticed in English

Spanish
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Being perceived or observed.

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Usage of noticed in English
1
As reported by eNCA, Badenhorst noticed three children far out at sea.
The South African
2
A longer hospitalization time was noticed among patients with neurological side effects.
Pubmed
3
World War II history buffs noticed the anomalies, and began asking questions.
Wired
4
Perhaps he just noticed me there and wanted to say good evening.
Too wicked to kiss
5
People have long noticed, however, that some peculiar things happen in videoconferencing.
The South African
6
Also noticed some of the products are increasing rapidly, a third said.
News.com.au
7
Just in seeing him from week to week, I've noticed a change.
Rabbit, run
8
Ask your frequent partners if they've noticed any problems in your technique.
Climbing Magazine
9
Six weeks ago, a little-known politician in Germany made a little-noticed speech.
The Irish Times
10
Of course, Melgaard's return was quickly noticed and noted by the internet.
Wired
11
Northern Ireland's constitutional status changed some years ago, but no one noticed.
The Irish Times
12
However, she noticed he sat with no food for about 20 minutes.
Radio NZ
13
I noticed for the first time that she carried a small case.
Naomi’s Room
14
A family friend noticed the story and brought it to his attention.
Radio NZ
15
Second, that the present is far nicer than we might have noticed.
The Guardian
16
Al-Mohammedawi said he also noticed a decrease in Iraqi pilgrims this year.
Reuters
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Spanish
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Noticed through the time
Noticed across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
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