transitive. To take notice of mentally; to consider; to give one's attention to. Often with well.

transitive. To take notice of; to consider or study carefully; to pay attention to; to mark.

To observe, see, behold, take note of. Also intransitive. To look. (Cf. French regarder.) Obsolete.

To perceive, observe, recognize, notice, remark. Obsolete with simple object.

To catch sight of; to descry or discover; to notice or observe. Cf. espy, v. 2.

transitive. To become aware of; to notice or perceive mentally; to be struck by.

‘Observe’, ‘take note’; placed at the head of a statement of which notice is to be taken. Frequently with that-clause. Cf. nota bene, int. n.

transitive. To record; to set down (facts, names, etc.) in writing, esp. accurately or officially. Also figurative.

with object clause: To think, reflect, take note.

transitive. To take note of, observe, notice. Obsolete.

transitive. To turn the mind or attention to, pay attention or attend to; to observe, notice. Also with that-clause. Obsolete.

transitive. To perceive, be aware of, notice; to have one's attention attracted by. Occasionally intransitive. Also (rarely) with clause as…

transitive. To note, remark, observe, esp. in addition to another remark.

transitive. To take notice of, be conscious of; to notice, perceive, see. Frequently with that-clause as object. Also intransitive.

transitive. To take mental note of; to notice, observe, mark, scrutinize. Also intransitive: to make mental observations. Obsolete.

To observe, take notice of, perceive. transitive. With simple object.

to take note: to take notice or pay attention. Frequently with of. Similarly (occasionally) to make note. Cf. sense 15b.

To become or be conscious by the senses of (any external impression).

Knowledge as attained by observation or information; state of being aware of anything; perception, notice, observation. Esp. in to have cognizance of…

transitive. To notice, comment upon; = animadvert, v. 1. Also intransitive with on.

transitive. To take notice of; to observe, to become aware of.

to pass in review: (a) transitive (Military) to cause (troops) to march by for inspection; (gen.) to scrutinize, look over; (b) intransitive to give…

To observe, take note of, ‘twig’. Now archaic.

transitive. To take cognizance of, take note of, notice, observe.

transitive. Originally slang. To catch sight of (something); to mark or note; to recognize or detect. Now the most common sense.

transitive. U.S. With interrogative clause as object. Cf. look, v. 9b.