notable

remarkable, noteworthy

n o ˈt a b l e
not to notice, to sense, to feel + able able to be or be done
adjective Uncommon #24,485
remarkable, noteworthy
SP: Hizo un progreso notable en español.
EN: She made remarkable progress in Spanish.

Los perros tienen un olfato notable.

Dogs have a remarkable sense of smell.

Hay un elemento muy notable en esta etapa.

There is a very notable element in this stage.

Señor, he sido un ciudadano notable toda mi vida.

Sir, I have been an upstanding citizen all my life.

— Die Fälscher (2007)

Es un viaje notable.

It is a remarkable journey.

Notable, muy notable.

Remarkable, truly remarkable.

— Die Blechtrommel (1979)

Espero que tu día haya sido más notable que el mío.

I hope your day was more remarkable than mine.

— La historia de David Copperfield (2019)

Él tiene una memoria notable.

He has a remarkable memory.

Es notable que él no haya dicho nada al respecto.

It's remarkable that he hasn't said anything about it.

Nadiezhda Vasílievna es una mujer notable, como persona.

Nadezhda Vasilievna is a remarkable woman, as a person.

— Ирония судьбы, или С легким паром! (1976)

Notable.

Remarkable.

— Drácula (2025)

Tom hace un trabajo notable.

Tom does a remarkable job.

Su amor por los animales es notable.

His love for animals is remarkable.

Eso es notable.

That's remarkable.

¡Qué logro más notable!

What a remarkable achievement!

El amor de ella por los animales es notable.

Her love for animals is remarkable.

Mi hermana ha hecho un progreso notable en inglés.

My sister has made remarkable progress in English.