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no⋅ta be⋅ne
[noh-tah be-ne; Eng. noh-tuh bey-nee, ben-ee, bee-nee] 
tɑ ˈbɛ
Latin.
| note well; take notice. |
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| no·ta be·ne (nō'tə běn'ē, bē'nē) Abbr. NB Used to direct attention to something particularly important. [Latin notā bene, note well : notā, sing. imperative of notāre, to note + bene, well.] |
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nota bene
"mark well, observe particularly," c.1721, from L. nota, second person sing. imper. of notare "to mark" + bene "well."
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