[] written or printed news or information, usually put in a public place通告；布告；通知◆posting notices on the firm's internal website在公司内部网站上发布通知◆legal notices法律公告 [] information or a warning given in advance of sth that is going to happen预告；警告◆Prices may be altered without notice.价格变动不再另行通知。◆The canteen will remain closed until further notice(= until you are told that it is open again).食堂停止营业，开业时间另行通知。 () [, ]a formal letter or statement saying that you will or must leave your job at the end of a particular period of time辞职信◆She has handed in her notice.她已递交辞呈。◆They gave him two weeks' notice.他们通知他两周后离职。◆500 workers have been issued with redundancy notices.已向 500 名工人发出了裁员通知。 () [, ]a formal letter or statement saying that you will or must leave your home at the end of a particular period of time（迁出）通知书◆The agreement allows the tenant to give notice to quit before the end of the contract.这项协议允许房客在合同期满前发出迁出通知书。◆Three families have received notices of eviction.有三个家庭收到了收回房舍通知书。●put sb on ˈnoticeto give sb a formal warning about sth that is going to happen or is likely to happen预先通知；事先声明◆Two retailers have been put on notice that they may face fines if they have been fixing the price of popular toys.两位零售商接到通知称，如果他们继续操纵流行玩具的价格，将面临罚款。➡ idiom at short adj., serve bankruptcy notice deficiency notice money at call and short notice renewal notice