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nota bene
[
noh
-tah
be
-ne
;
Eng.
noh
-t
uh
bey
-nee
,
ben
-ee
,
bee
-nee
]
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no·ta be·ne
/
ˈnoʊ
tɑ ˈbɛ
nɛ
;
Eng.
ˈnoʊ
tə ˈbeɪ
ni
,
ˈbɛn
i
,
ˈbi
ni
/
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[
noh
-tah
be
-ne
;
Eng.
noh
-t
uh
bey
-nee
,
ben
-ee
,
bee
-nee
]
Show IPA
Latin
.
note well; take notice.
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nota bene
(ˈnəʊtə ˈbiːnɪ)
—
NB
,
N.B.
,
nb
, Abbreviation:
n.b.
note well; take note
Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 10th Edition
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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" (see
bene-
).
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper
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