notable meaning

'Notable' significa 'digno de atención o destacable'.

notable :

Destacado, notable

Adjetivo

▪ She made a notable contribution to the project.

▪ Ella hizo una contribución destacada al proyecto.

▪ The event was notable for its large attendance.

▪ El evento fue notable por su gran asistencia.

paraphrasing

▪ remarkable – notable

▪ significant – significativo

▪ outstanding – sobresaliente

▪ exceptional – excepcional

notable :

Persona destacada, figura notable

Sustantivo

▪ He is a notable in the field of science.

▪ Él es una figura destacada en el campo de la ciencia.

▪ Many notables attended the ceremony.

▪ Muchas personas destacadas asistieron a la ceremonia.

paraphrasing

▪ celebrity – celebridad

▪ luminary – luminaria

▪ dignitary – dignatario

▪ personality – personalidad

Pronunciation

notable [ˈnoʊ.tə.bəl]

La palabra tiene el acento en la primera sílaba "no", y se pronuncia como "nó-ta-bel".

Common phrases and grammar about notable

notable - Common meaningn

Adjetivo
Destacado, notable
Sustantivo
Persona destacada, figura notable

Part of Speech Changes for notable

▪ notably (adverbio) – notablemente

▪ note (verbo) – notar

Common Expressions with notable

▪ notable achievement – logro notable

▪ notable figure – figura destacada

▪ notable difference – diferencia notable

▪ notable example – ejemplo destacado

Important examples of notable in TOEIC

Vocabulary examples from the TOEIC test

En las preguntas de vocabulario del TOEIC, "notable" se utiliza principalmente para describir logros o diferencias significativas.

▪Her notable achievements were recognized.
▪Sus logros destacados fueron reconocidos.

Ejemplo de palabra fácilmente confundible: noticeable (notable, perceptible)

▪Her noticeable achievements were recognized.
▪Sus logros perceptibles fueron reconocidos.
‘notable’ se refiere a algo que merece atención o reconocimiento por su importancia o relevancia, como logros sobresalientes.
‘noticeable’ significa algo que es fácil de ver o percibir, pero no implica importancia o reconocimiento significativo. En este contexto, ‘notable’ es la elección correcta para describir logros que han sido reconocidos por su valor.

Grammar examples from the TOEIC test

"Notable" se utiliza como adjetivo para describir personas o cosas que son dignas de atención y aparece en preguntas gramaticales que requieren el uso correcto del adjetivo.

▪He is a notable scientist.
▪Él es un científico destacado.

notable

Idioms and fixed expressions in TOEIC

"notable exception" significa "excepción notable" y se usa cuando algo es diferente de lo habitual o esperado.

▪There was a notable exception to the rule.
▪Hubo una excepción notable a la regla.

"make a notable impression" significa 'causar una impresión significativa'.

▪She made a notable impression at the meeting.
▪Ella causó una impresión significativa en la reunión.

Differences between similar words and notable

notable

,

remarkable

differences

"Notable" se refiere a algo digno de atención, mientras que "remarkable" se refiere a algo extraordinario o inusual.

notable
▪The book is notable for its insights.
▪El libro es notable por sus ideas.
remarkable
▪The view from the top is remarkable.
▪La vista desde la cima es extraordinaria.

notable

,

significant

differences

"Notable" significa digno de atención, mientras que "significant" implica importancia o consecuencia.

notable
▪Her speech was notable for its clarity.
▪Los cambios fueron significativos para el resultado.
significant
▪The changes were significant to the outcome.
▪Los cambios fueron significativos para el resultado.

Words with the same origin as notable

The origin of notable

La etimología de la palabra no es clara.

Word structure

El análisis de la composición de la palabra es poco claro.

Words with the same origin

La raíz de la palabra es incierta o difícil de verificar.

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