Meanings
Verb (5-dan, く, intransitive)
1. to notice; to recognize; to recognise; to become aware of; to perceive; to realize; to realise
Kanji used
state of mind
attach
Pitch accent
Top 1400
Composed of
spirit; mind; nature; disposition; motivation; intention
to become (a state, condition, etc.)
Used in vocabulary (2 in total)
to get encouraged; to become heightened in spirits; to recover one's strength
to become conscious; to recover one's senses; to snap out of it
Examples (30 in total)
I didn't notice it.
I noticed that, too.
They didn't notice the increase in noise.
I wish I had noticed earlier.
She may not be aware of the danger.
The teacher took notice of the student's mistake.
I noticed that he had stopped.
When did you notice your wallet was missing?
I didn't notice Tom had gone.
She discovered that she had run out of salt.
He is not conscious of his own faults.
I didn't notice the man looking at me.
I noticed several people sleeping during the concert.
At last, he realized his mistakes.
I didn't realize that what you were doing was helping me.
I noticed he was wearing my slippers.
Tom noticed a drunk lying in the street.
Chris noticed Kate walking through the neighborhood with a strange boy.
When I opened the refrigerator, I noticed the meat had spoiled.
Holmes went out of the room without being noticed by anyone.
Tom noticed that Mary was wearing a wedding ring.
I notice that the selling price is written in red.
They found that their families didn't like each other.
If I had noticed her, I would have got her autograph.
No one noticed that the picture was hung upside down.
Bob Johnson tried to make people realize the seriousness of the situation in Africa.
Tom realized there were no cars parked in front of the school.
Are you aware that Okinawa is closer to China than to Honshu?
Had I realized what you intended, I wouldn't have agreed.
Eh? When did it start raining? I didn't notice at all.