él note

notice

→ notar
not to notice, to observe + e formal 3rd-person singular imperative
verb · third singular · imperative Rare #35,406
notice From "notar" (to notice). It looks like English "note," but it usually does not mean "to write a note."
SP: Espero que note la diferencia.
EN: I hope you notice the difference.
Conjugation of notar
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second nota —
Third note —

Hasta que note mi bota en sus pelotas.

Until he feels my boot in his balls.

— Oppenheimer (2023)

Tratarán de recibir su mercancía sin pagar y sin que usted lo note.

They will try to receive your merchandise without paying and without you noticing.

— El brazo de brillantes (1969)

Intentaré tomar la pelota sin que lo note él.

I'll try to take the ball without him noticing.

Note molesté, te alenté.

I didn't bother you, I encouraged you.

— La gran enfermedad del amor (2017)

Y que no se te note en la cara que nos entiendes.

And don't let it show on your face that you understand us.

— Volver (2006)

No quiero que note ninguna diferencia si se despierta.

I don't want her to notice any difference if she wakes up.

— Hable con ella (2002)

Se van a divorciar, así que podremos casarnos, antes de que se le note.

They’re going to get a divorce, so we’ll be able to get married before it starts to show.

— Oppenheimer (2023)