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liścik
I. note [nəʊt, am. angl. noʊt] SAM.
1. note (letter):
note
liścik m. spol
drop him a note
2. note (reminder):
note
notatka ž. spol
to make [or take] a note of sth
notować [perf za-] coś
3. note (in book):
note
adnotacja ž. spol
note
przypisek m. spol
4. note GLAS.:
note
nuta ž. spol
5. note (mood):
note
ton m. spol
uderzać [perf uderzyć] w poważny ton
6. note (quality):
note
zabarwienie sr. spol
7. note brit. angl. (banknote):
note
banknot m. spol
8. note POLIT.:
note
nota ž. spol
fraza:
of note ur. jez.
of note ur. jez.
to take note of sb/sth
zwracać [perf zwrócić] na kogoś/coś uwagę
II. note [nəʊt, am. angl. noʊt] GLAG. preh. glag.
1. note (write down):
note
notować [perf za-]
2. note (notice):
note
please note that...
3. note (mention):
note
note
4. note GOSP.:
to note a bill
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note SAM.
Vnos OpenDict
note GLAG.
note
Vnos OpenDict
note SAM.
note
advance note SAM. GOSP.
advance note
nota ž. spol zaliczkowa
bond note SAM. GOSP.
bond note
credit note SAM. GOSP.
credit note
debit note SAM. GOSP.
debit note
nota ž. spol debetowa
delivery note SAM. GOSP.
demand note SAM. PRAVO
demand note
half note SAM. AM GLAS.
half note
półnuta ž. spol
mortgage note SAM.
promissory note [ˌprɒmɪsəriˈ-, am. angl. ˈprɑ:mɪsɔ:riˌ-] SAM. GOSP.
quarter-note SAM. AM
quarter-note
ćwierćnuta ž. spol
Present
Inote
younote
he/she/itnotes
wenote
younote
theynote
Past
Inoted
younoted
he/she/itnoted
wenoted
younoted
theynoted
Present Perfect
Ihavenoted
youhavenoted
he/she/ithasnoted
wehavenoted
youhavenoted
theyhavenoted
Past Perfect
Ihadnoted
youhadnoted
he/she/ithadnoted
wehadnoted
youhadnoted
theyhadnoted
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Typically, a synth pad plays many whole or half notes, sometimes holding the same note while a lead voice sings or plays an entire musical phrase.
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Another was to have the children clap out quarter notes, half notes and full notes.
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It has rhythmic complexity; in the first four measures half notes, quarter notes, eighth notes, eighth note triplets and sixteenth notes are all encountered.
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The foot is often compared to a musical measure and the long and short syllables to whole notes and half notes.
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This pattern then scales down again, to one quarter note and a half note.
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