noun A short piece of writing made to record or remember something.
- I jotted a quick note in my diary so I would not forget the appointment.
- The teacher handed out a note for the parents about the school trip.
- She left a note on the fridge reminding him to buy milk.
noun A single musical sound of a particular pitch, or its written symbol.
- The singer held the final note until the whole hall fell silent.
- Each key on the keyboard plays a different note.
- The pianist hit a wrong note during the recital.
noun A piece of paper currency; a banknote.
- The shop assistant checked that the twenty-pound note was real.
- I found a crumpled note in the pocket of my old coat.
- He paid for the coffee with a ten-pound note.
verb To notice or pay attention to something, or to write it down.
- The inspector noted several loose cables and wrote them down in his book.
- Please note that the office will be closed on Monday.
- She noted the time of the incident in her report.
