I. note [Am noʊt, Brit nəʊt] SUBST
1.1. note C (record, reminder):
1.2. note C (comment):
2.3. note C FIN:
3.1. note C MUS:
3.2. note C (tone):
5.1. note U (importance, interest):
II. note [Am noʊt, Brit nəʊt] VERB trans
1. note (observe, notice):
it's [Am ɪts, Brit ɪts]
1. it's → it is
2. it's → it has
I. post1 [Am poʊst, Brit pəʊst] SUBST U
1.2. post U (in horse racing):
II. post1 [Am poʊst, Brit pəʊst] VERB trans
1.1. post (announce):
2.1. post HANDEL:
I. post2 [Am poʊst, Brit pəʊst] SUBST
1. post U (mail):
II. post2 [Am poʊst, Brit pəʊst] VERB trans
I. post3 [Am poʊst, Brit pəʊst] SUBST
1.1. post (job):
1.2. post (important position):
IT SUBST U
IT → information technology
information technology SUBST
it [Am ɪt, Brit ɪt] PRON
1. it (replacing noun):
2. it (introducing person, thing, event):
3. it (in impersonal constructions):
IT [ˌaɪˈti:] SUBST kein Pl
IT COMPUT Abkürzung von Information Technology
I. post1 [pəʊst, Am poʊst] SUBST kein Pl Brit
I. post2 [pəʊst, Am poʊst] SUBST (job)
I. post3 [pəʊst, Am poʊst] SUBST
it's [ɪts]
1. it's = it is
2. it's = it has
I. it [ɪt] PRON dem
II. it [ɪt] PRON Pers
1. it:
I. note [nəʊt, Am noʊt] SUBST
3. note MUS:
I. it [ɪt] PRON dem
II. it [ɪt] PRON Pers
1. it:
IT [ˌaɪ·ˈti] SUBST
IT comput ABBR Information Technology
I. post2 [poʊst] SUBST (job)
I. post3 [poʊst] SUBST
it's [ɪts]
1. it's = it is, be
2. it's = it has, have
I. have <has, had, had> [hæv,
unstressed:
həv] VERB trans
1. have (own):
2. have (engage in):
3. have (eat):
5. have (receive):
6. have (show trait):
7. have (cause to occur):
II. have <has, had, had> [hæv,
unstressed:
həv] VERB Aux
1. have (indicates perfect tense):
I. be <was, been> [bi] VERB intr
1. be + Subst/Adj permanent state, quality, identity:
2. be + Adj mental and physical states:
5. be calculation, cost:
7. be (exist, live):
8. be location, situation:
9. be Part Perf (go, visit):
10. be (take place):
11. be circumstances:
13. be expressing possibility:
II. be <was, been> [bi] VERB impers vb
III. be <was, been> [bi] VERB Aux vb
1. be expressing continuation:
2. be expressing the passive:
3. be expressing future:
4. be expressing future in past:
5. be expressing the subjunctive in conditionals:
I. note [noʊt] SUBST
3. note MUS:
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| you | note |
| he/she/it | notes |
| we | note |
| you | note |
| they | note |
| I | noted |
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| you | noted |
| he/she/it | noted |
| we | noted |
| you | noted |
| they | noted |
| I | have | noted |
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| you | have | noted |
| he/she/it | has | noted |
| we | have | noted |
| you | have | noted |
| they | have | noted |
| I | had | noted |
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| you | had | noted |
| he/she/it | had | noted |
| we | had | noted |
| you | had | noted |
| they | had | noted |
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en.wikipedia.org It is important to note that not all analog proofing systems are capable of rending the low dot gain associated with the process.
en.wikipedia.org I'll note again that the closing prices are adjusted for splits.
www.valuewalk.com Two particularly poignant examples are the sixty-fourth note runs near the beginning, and the trembling half-step figure that appears at the beginning and end.
en.wikipedia.org In fact, the only false note in this debut novel is that corny title.
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