2notice verb
notices; noticed; notic·ing [+ obj] : to become aware of (something or someone) by seeing, hearing, etc.
▪ He noticed his friend sitting at the next table. = He noticed that his friend was sitting at the next table. ▪ She noticed a smell of gas. ▪ You didn't notice that I got my hair cut. ▪ She noticed me leaving the meeting early. ▪ The police noticed [=observed] a connection between the murders. ▪ I noticed an error in the book. ▪ The problem was first noticed several days ago. ▪ I couldn't help noticing the spot on his tie. = I couldn't help but notice the spot on his tie. [=I saw the spot even though I wasn't trying to look for it]
▪ He noticed his friend sitting at the next table. = He noticed that his friend was sitting at the next table. ▪ She noticed a smell of gas. ▪ You didn't notice that I got my hair cut. ▪ She noticed me leaving the meeting early. ▪ The police noticed [=observed] a connection between the murders. ▪ I noticed an error in the book. ▪ The problem was first noticed several days ago. ▪ I couldn't help noticing the spot on his tie. = I couldn't help but notice the spot on his tie. [=I saw the spot even though I wasn't trying to look for it]
get noticed
: to get attention that you want from other people
▪ You'll get noticed in that new sports car. = That new sports car will get you noticed. ▪ a young actor who's trying to get noticed ▪ The band got noticed by a record producer. [=a record producer showed interest in the band]
▪ You'll get noticed in that new sports car. = That new sports car will get you noticed. ▪ a young actor who's trying to get noticed ▪ The band got noticed by a record producer. [=a record producer showed interest in the band]
