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inform; notice; notify; give notice; notify of (кого-либо, о чём-либо); serve notice (Anglophile); put on notice (Those caught breaking the rules face a range of penalties, from being put on notice, probation or even suspension of their transportation operation. Tennessee to increase inspections of child care transportation ... by Solomon, Frank / Policy & Practice Those in top jobs in public service should be put on notice. Sacking in Baby P case by The Journal (Newcastle, England) We'll have to watch out as the other teams will now be put on notice of the danger Andre poses. Basketball: Smith on fire to lift hot Tigers by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England). sb on notice (that) › to warn someone officially that something is going to happen, or could possibly happen: The facility was put on notice that its funding was in danger if improvements were not carried out. Cambridge Business Dictionary – АД); instruct; intimate; advise; put on notice (Those caught breaking the rules face a range of penalties, from being put on notice, probation or even suspension of their transportation operation. Tennessee to increase inspections of child care transportation ... by Solomon, Frank / Policy & Practice Those in top jobs in public service should be put on notice. Sacking in Baby P case by The Journal (Newcastle, England) We'll have to watch out as the other teams will now be put on notice of the danger Andre poses. Basketball: Smith on fire to lift hot Tigers by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England). ***put sb on notice (that) › to warn someone officially that something is going to happen, or could possibly happen: The facility was put on notice that its funding was in danger if improvements were not carried out. Cambridge Business Dictionary Alexander Demidov); put in the picture (Andrey Truhachev); let hear; possess of; possess with; loop in (torsuk) |
