Verb:

नोट्स घेणे,

take note's Usage Examples:

performances at the most crucial stage of the competition that made fans and summarisers take note.

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

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.

"I thought it was funny that I didn"t have a pad of paper but Michael was telling me to take notes," she explained in her MySpace.

I hope the international community will take note of the current situation in Bangladesh.

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

HD smartphone it is the first phone that allows users to take notes or draw on with a regular pen or pencil.

This marketing experience made the entire industry take note of the high risks involved in incorporating major design advancements into their production cars.

For in acts we must take note of who did it, by what aids or instruments he did it (with), what he did, where he did it, why he did it, how and when he did it.

"50-year-old Rohit Roy flaunts toned abs in latest pic, R Madhavan asks all men to take note".

In 2001–02, a university instructor made accusations of academic fraud in the school's football program, including plagiarized papers and un-enrolled students showing up in class to take notes for football players.

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

However, it is important to take note of the novel's heavy orientalist and fantastical bent.

Synonyms:

move, act,

Antonyms:

refrain, block, recall,