Verb:

নোট নাও,

take note's Usage Examples:

Very few texts in Judaism refer to or take note of the Islamic prophet, Muhammad.

Usaybi'a states that he: used to examine the patients at the hospital, take note of their condition and listen to their complaints in the presence of the.

Also take note that some of the dates are merely approximate and the ownership of certain.

Swimmers should take note there is a strong rip current.

Passengers with reduced mobility, strollers or heavy luggage should take note that the station does not have any elevators.

Biologists began to take note of Monteverde in the 1960s.

When visiting, it is recommended to take note of the Tribal protocols and restricted areas.

the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change agreed to "take note of" at the final plenary on 18 December 2009.

an accident of a human act" (Article 1), "Whether Theologians should take note of the circumstances of human acts?" (Article 2), "Whether the circumstances.

Media firms have also tended to take note of Real Story Group's "Vendor Maps.

The 2nd-century grammarian Festus is the only classical Latin source to take note of the god, and the characterization of the rite by Christian sources.

Please take note that an hour of driving is to be expected from Kota Bharu to HUSM in case.

Concert reviews take note of the stunts that Wallace does with the bass, such as throwing it into.

Synonyms:

move; act;

Antonyms:

refrain; block; recall;