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1. We should give them notice to hand in the applications before Friday.
我们应该通知他们在星期五之前交上申请书。
1. 通知：to say nothing of 更不必说 . | give notice 通知 . | have notice of 接到通知 .
2. 通知;预告：237. Have in mind 欲;计划 | 238. Give notice 通知;预告 | 239. Put one up 留宿
3. 提前通知(辞职、搬家)：give birth to 产生 | give notice 提前通知(辞职、搬家) | give response to 做出反应
4. 出通知,告知：see your dentist 看牙医 | give notice 出通知,告知 | attend an appointment 赴约
1. The court said the mother would give it advance notice of her travel plans and would be provided with police security during her stay here.
2. Blood tests and ovary scans only give women a few years'advance notice.
3. These members have violated the CPPCC rule that says any member who cannot attend the session for any reason must give notice in advance.
4. The judiciary staff with Dongcheng Court did not give the relevant departments any notice, he said.
5. According to Chinese law, courts are supposed to give notice three days before the start of a trial.
6. The Ministry of Communications has issued an urgent notice calling transportation departments to give priority to the delivery of pork and live pigs.
7. The Ministry of Communications has also issued an urgent notice calling transportation departments to give priority to the delivery of pork and live pigs.
8. The centers should also give timely notice to the detainees'family members, according to the regulation.
9. Astronomers were only able to give the world about six hours notice because the rock is so dark and small.
10. But she says that when key employees leave a company, they should give their employer at least six months'notice.
verb
1. inform (somebody) of something
e.g. I advised him that the rent was due
Synonym: advise notify send word apprise apprize
2. terminate the employment of
discharge from an office or position
e.g. The boss fired his secretary today
The company terminated 25% of its workers
Synonym: displace fire can dismiss give the axe send away sack force out give the sack terminate