Note ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Note ( noun )

1. A brief record of facts, topics, or thoughts written down as an aid to memory or for future reference.
2. A brief written or printed comment or explanation.
3. A short informal letter.
4. A sound of a particular pitch in music.

Origin:

Middle english from latin nota meaning mark, sign.

Examples:

1. She made a note of the appointment in her diary.
2. The teacher added a note to the student's paper.
3. He wrote a note to his mother to let her know he was safe.
4. The piano played a high, clear note.
5. The singer hit the right note with the audience.

(As a verb)

Note ( verb )

1. A brief record of facts, topics, or thoughts written down as an aid to memory or for future reference.
2. A brief written or printed comment or explanation.
3. A short informal letter.
4. A sound of a particular pitch in music.

Origin:

Middle english from latin nota meaning mark, sign.

Examples:

1. She made a note of the appointment in her diary.
2. The teacher added a note to the student's paper.
3. He wrote a note to his mother to let her know he was safe.
4. The piano played a high, clear note.
5. The singer hit the right note with the audience.