Definition of notebook in English:

notebook

noun ˈnəʊtbʊkˈnoʊtˌbʊk

1A small book with blank or ruled pages for writing notes in.
he copied the number into his notebook
Example sentencesExamples
- They talked more for another hour, their notebooks and books completely forgotten.
- In our notebook were pages of names and phone numbers of friends he wished to be contacted on his demise.
- He started talking, and the students all began jotting down notes in their notebooks.
- I picked up all my books and notebooks in a daze, and was nearly out of the classroom when I felt a tug on my sleeve.
- The Toronto officers did not record the interview other than handwritten notes in their notebooks.
- Well, with that out of the way, please take out your notebooks for some notes.
- I took out my book for social and placed my Spanish and math books and notebooks into my locker.
- Already I'd filled many a page in my notebooks with my rants and raves about it.
- When at art college I much preferred flicking through people's notebooks and sketch books than their finished pieces.
- She hurriedly started pulling notebooks and books off of the top shelf, almost at random.
- Vicki struggled open another box of books and notebooks as she tried to forget that it had been fun.
- The falling leaves land on her books, notebooks, school bag and hair as if each leaf knows its final destination.
- Crosswell had begun his own football novel, three handwritten pages in a notebook.
- While she was opening her books and notebooks the girl didn't stop staring at him.
- I had no backpack, had no textbooks, had no notes, had no notebooks, had no nothing.
- Books are open on every surface, and there are many pages of notebooks strewn around.
- Along the shelves were various other notebooks containing the notes of later hunters.
- I got all of my books and notebooks out and looked at Mr. Walker, who was doing attendance.
- She entrusted a huge collection of books, documents, notebooks and other items from her news days to the center.
- Now the notebooks and books stood neatly stacked on a shelf on top of the desk.
Synonyms
notepad, exercise book, register, logbook, log, diary, daybook, journal, commonplace book, memorandum book, record book, personal organizer
British jotter, pocketbook
North American scratch pad
French cahier
informal memo pad
trademark Filofax
1. 1.1 A laptop computer, especially a small, slim one.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Shares in makers of panels used as computer screens in notebooks, desktop monitors and mobile phones rose.
  The joint venture's portfolio ranges from mainframes to notebooks.
  Their specialisms suggest the PC giant is buying desktops, notebooks and servers, respectively.
  This game is clearly intended for value-oriented computers or even notebooks.
  He said that a majority of Tosh notebooks would have IBM drives inside them.
  Again, traditionally, the desktop line has been fitted with new CPUs ahead of the notebooks.
  Dell will now load the software onto notebooks at the customer's discretion, it says.
  Cellphones today have the same computing power as notebooks did a few years ago.
  In short, it's easy to grasp what makes a Centrino notebook different from other laptops.
  These memory module types are rarely used in desktop computers and never in notebooks.
  Compaq's professional computers and notebooks will survive, but under the HP name.
  You only have to look at the increasing number of Centrino-based notebooks arriving through our doors to realise that.
  Data loss associated with notebooks and portable computers is even more drastic.
  Power notebooks and laptops are also the fastest growing area and they will also need electronics which will monitor and control the heat.
  Some PDAs and notebooks will offer only Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, but the vast majority will offer both.
  The company is to develop and supply Bluetooth technology for use in Compaq notebooks and desktops.
  Next, use the hardware profile to tell the computer it's a notebook with a docking station.
  IBM's putting Linux on notebooks showed how Linux was moving to the desktop market.
  While Wi-Fi is becoming a standard feature on notebooks, network coverage is anything but ubiquitous.
  However, notebooks and laptops haven't had the luxury of big drives until recently.

Definition of notebook in US English:

notebook

nounˈnōtˌbo͝okˈnoʊtˌbʊk

1A small book with blank or ruled pages for writing notes in.
he copied the number into his notebook
Example sentencesExamples
- Already I'd filled many a page in my notebooks with my rants and raves about it.
- I took out my book for social and placed my Spanish and math books and notebooks into my locker.
- She hurriedly started pulling notebooks and books off of the top shelf, almost at random.
- The falling leaves land on her books, notebooks, school bag and hair as if each leaf knows its final destination.
- He started talking, and the students all began jotting down notes in their notebooks.
- In our notebook were pages of names and phone numbers of friends he wished to be contacted on his demise.
- When at art college I much preferred flicking through people's notebooks and sketch books than their finished pieces.
- They talked more for another hour, their notebooks and books completely forgotten.
- Vicki struggled open another box of books and notebooks as she tried to forget that it had been fun.
- Books are open on every surface, and there are many pages of notebooks strewn around.
- She entrusted a huge collection of books, documents, notebooks and other items from her news days to the center.
- Crosswell had begun his own football novel, three handwritten pages in a notebook.
- The Toronto officers did not record the interview other than handwritten notes in their notebooks.
- I got all of my books and notebooks out and looked at Mr. Walker, who was doing attendance.
- While she was opening her books and notebooks the girl didn't stop staring at him.
- I had no backpack, had no textbooks, had no notes, had no notebooks, had no nothing.
- Now the notebooks and books stood neatly stacked on a shelf on top of the desk.
- I picked up all my books and notebooks in a daze, and was nearly out of the classroom when I felt a tug on my sleeve.
- Well, with that out of the way, please take out your notebooks for some notes.
- Along the shelves were various other notebooks containing the notes of later hunters.
Synonyms
notepad, exercise book, register, logbook, log, diary, daybook, journal, commonplace book, memorandum book, record book, personal organizer
1. 1.1 A laptop computer, especially a small, slim one.
  Example sentencesExamples
  In short, it's easy to grasp what makes a Centrino notebook different from other laptops.
  The company is to develop and supply Bluetooth technology for use in Compaq notebooks and desktops.
  You only have to look at the increasing number of Centrino-based notebooks arriving through our doors to realise that.
  Cellphones today have the same computing power as notebooks did a few years ago.
  These memory module types are rarely used in desktop computers and never in notebooks.
  Shares in makers of panels used as computer screens in notebooks, desktop monitors and mobile phones rose.
  Data loss associated with notebooks and portable computers is even more drastic.
  Again, traditionally, the desktop line has been fitted with new CPUs ahead of the notebooks.
  IBM's putting Linux on notebooks showed how Linux was moving to the desktop market.
  Compaq's professional computers and notebooks will survive, but under the HP name.
  Power notebooks and laptops are also the fastest growing area and they will also need electronics which will monitor and control the heat.
  He said that a majority of Tosh notebooks would have IBM drives inside them.
  While Wi-Fi is becoming a standard feature on notebooks, network coverage is anything but ubiquitous.
  This game is clearly intended for value-oriented computers or even notebooks.
  Some PDAs and notebooks will offer only Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, but the vast majority will offer both.
  Next, use the hardware profile to tell the computer it's a notebook with a docking station.
  Dell will now load the software onto notebooks at the customer's discretion, it says.
  The joint venture's portfolio ranges from mainframes to notebooks.
  However, notebooks and laptops haven't had the luxury of big drives until recently.
  Their specialisms suggest the PC giant is buying desktops, notebooks and servers, respectively.

单词	notebook
释义	Definition of notebook in English: notebook noun ˈnəʊtbʊkˈnoʊtˌbʊk 1A small book with blank or ruled pages for writing notes in. he copied the number into his notebook Example sentencesExamples They talked more for another hour, their notebooks and books completely forgotten. In our notebook were pages of names and phone numbers of friends he wished to be contacted on his demise. He started talking, and the students all began jotting down notes in their notebooks. I picked up all my books and notebooks in a daze, and was nearly out of the classroom when I felt a tug on my sleeve. The Toronto officers did not record the interview other than handwritten notes in their notebooks. Well, with that out of the way, please take out your notebooks for some notes. I took out my book for social and placed my Spanish and math books and notebooks into my locker. Already I'd filled many a page in my notebooks with my rants and raves about it. When at art college I much preferred flicking through people's notebooks and sketch books than their finished pieces. She hurriedly started pulling notebooks and books off of the top shelf, almost at random. Vicki struggled open another box of books and notebooks as she tried to forget that it had been fun. The falling leaves land on her books, notebooks, school bag and hair as if each leaf knows its final destination. Crosswell had begun his own football novel, three handwritten pages in a notebook. While she was opening her books and notebooks the girl didn't stop staring at him. I had no backpack, had no textbooks, had no notes, had no notebooks, had no nothing. Books are open on every surface, and there are many pages of notebooks strewn around. Along the shelves were various other notebooks containing the notes of later hunters. I got all of my books and notebooks out and looked at Mr. Walker, who was doing attendance. She entrusted a huge collection of books, documents, notebooks and other items from her news days to the center. Now the notebooks and books stood neatly stacked on a shelf on top of the desk. Synonyms notepad, exercise book, register, logbook, log, diary, daybook, journal, commonplace book, memorandum book, record book, personal organizer British jotter, pocketbook North American scratch pad French cahier informal memo pad trademark Filofax 1.1 A laptop computer, especially a small, slim one. Example sentencesExamples Shares in makers of panels used as computer screens in notebooks, desktop monitors and mobile phones rose. The joint venture's portfolio ranges from mainframes to notebooks. Their specialisms suggest the PC giant is buying desktops, notebooks and servers, respectively. This game is clearly intended for value-oriented computers or even notebooks. He said that a majority of Tosh notebooks would have IBM drives inside them. Again, traditionally, the desktop line has been fitted with new CPUs ahead of the notebooks. Dell will now load the software onto notebooks at the customer's discretion, it says. Cellphones today have the same computing power as notebooks did a few years ago. In short, it's easy to grasp what makes a Centrino notebook different from other laptops. These memory module types are rarely used in desktop computers and never in notebooks. Compaq's professional computers and notebooks will survive, but under the HP name. You only have to look at the increasing number of Centrino-based notebooks arriving through our doors to realise that. Data loss associated with notebooks and portable computers is even more drastic. Power notebooks and laptops are also the fastest growing area and they will also need electronics which will monitor and control the heat. Some PDAs and notebooks will offer only Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, but the vast majority will offer both. The company is to develop and supply Bluetooth technology for use in Compaq notebooks and desktops. Next, use the hardware profile to tell the computer it's a notebook with a docking station. IBM's putting Linux on notebooks showed how Linux was moving to the desktop market. While Wi-Fi is becoming a standard feature on notebooks, network coverage is anything but ubiquitous. However, notebooks and laptops haven't had the luxury of big drives until recently. Definition of notebook in US English: notebook nounˈnōtˌbo͝okˈnoʊtˌbʊk 1A small book with blank or ruled pages for writing notes in. he copied the number into his notebook Example sentencesExamples Already I'd filled many a page in my notebooks with my rants and raves about it. I took out my book for social and placed my Spanish and math books and notebooks into my locker. She hurriedly started pulling notebooks and books off of the top shelf, almost at random. The falling leaves land on her books, notebooks, school bag and hair as if each leaf knows its final destination. He started talking, and the students all began jotting down notes in their notebooks. In our notebook were pages of names and phone numbers of friends he wished to be contacted on his demise. When at art college I much preferred flicking through people's notebooks and sketch books than their finished pieces. They talked more for another hour, their notebooks and books completely forgotten. Vicki struggled open another box of books and notebooks as she tried to forget that it had been fun. Books are open on every surface, and there are many pages of notebooks strewn around. She entrusted a huge collection of books, documents, notebooks and other items from her news days to the center. Crosswell had begun his own football novel, three handwritten pages in a notebook. The Toronto officers did not record the interview other than handwritten notes in their notebooks. I got all of my books and notebooks out and looked at Mr. Walker, who was doing attendance. While she was opening her books and notebooks the girl didn't stop staring at him. I had no backpack, had no textbooks, had no notes, had no notebooks, had no nothing. Now the notebooks and books stood neatly stacked on a shelf on top of the desk. I picked up all my books and notebooks in a daze, and was nearly out of the classroom when I felt a tug on my sleeve. Well, with that out of the way, please take out your notebooks for some notes. Along the shelves were various other notebooks containing the notes of later hunters. Synonyms notepad, exercise book, register, logbook, log, diary, daybook, journal, commonplace book, memorandum book, record book, personal organizer 1.1 A laptop computer, especially a small, slim one. Example sentencesExamples In short, it's easy to grasp what makes a Centrino notebook different from other laptops. The company is to develop and supply Bluetooth technology for use in Compaq notebooks and desktops. You only have to look at the increasing number of Centrino-based notebooks arriving through our doors to realise that. Cellphones today have the same computing power as notebooks did a few years ago. These memory module types are rarely used in desktop computers and never in notebooks. Shares in makers of panels used as computer screens in notebooks, desktop monitors and mobile phones rose. Data loss associated with notebooks and portable computers is even more drastic. Again, traditionally, the desktop line has been fitted with new CPUs ahead of the notebooks. IBM's putting Linux on notebooks showed how Linux was moving to the desktop market. Compaq's professional computers and notebooks will survive, but under the HP name. Power notebooks and laptops are also the fastest growing area and they will also need electronics which will monitor and control the heat. He said that a majority of Tosh notebooks would have IBM drives inside them. While Wi-Fi is becoming a standard feature on notebooks, network coverage is anything but ubiquitous. This game is clearly intended for value-oriented computers or even notebooks. Some PDAs and notebooks will offer only Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, but the vast majority will offer both. Next, use the hardware profile to tell the computer it's a notebook with a docking station. Dell will now load the software onto notebooks at the customer's discretion, it says. The joint venture's portfolio ranges from mainframes to notebooks. However, notebooks and laptops haven't had the luxury of big drives until recently. Their specialisms suggest the PC giant is buying desktops, notebooks and servers, respectively.
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