Definition of noteworthy in English:

noteworthy

adjective ˈnəʊtwəːðiˈnoʊtˌwərði

Worth paying attention to; interesting or significant.
noteworthy features
with clause it is noteworthy that no one at the Bank has accepted responsibility for the failure
值得注意的是该银行中无人为破产之事承担责任。
Example sentencesExamples
- This feature is as noteworthy for its censorship woes as it is for its content.
- Another noteworthy feature that is missing is the ability to organize troops in formations.
- Most noteworthy is Ellen Burstyn, who should be nominated for an Oscar for this work.
- Please check in with us if anything noteworthy happens when you went to cast your vote.
- A second noteworthy feature concerns the role of the European Parliament.
- While the decor needs to be updated, this property has a number of noteworthy features.
- Forster says that she is often amazed at how rarely shattering world events are deemed noteworthy by diary writers.
- Twelve months ago we had some very exciting action with several noteworthy performances.
- Its most noteworthy aspect is its jaws, used for scraping the algae and bacteria it feeds on from moss.
- Unfortunately these are nestled in an album noteworthy mostly for its blandness.
- These are, after all, just the latest details to be added to a CV packed with noteworthy statistics.
- It is also noteworthy that the painting in the auction seems to be undated.
- His words, astonishing and bizarre, are noteworthy, in my view, for their condescension.
- It's a measure of the lack of drama in the actual game that the jersey exchange was one of the more noteworthy occurrences.
- According to many this controversy is a political one and so not noteworthy.
- Next weekend is Easter and a noteworthy time for a number of reasons.
- But it is primarily interested in making people think and does so with noteworthy relish.
- A noteworthy feature was the wide variability in execution of the studies.
- It is noteworthy that this number has remained remarkably steady over the past decade.
- That is certainly noteworthy, but not for the reasons Falcoff assumes.
Synonyms
notable, worthy of note, interesting, of particular interest, significant, worthy of mention, worth taking a look at, noticeable
remarkable, impressive, important, striking, outstanding, memorable, unique, special, prominent, conspicuous
unusual, extraordinary, out of the ordinary, singular, different, rare, uncommon

Derivatives

noteworthiness

nounˈnəʊtˌwəːðɪnəsˈnoʊtˌwərðinəs

Well, if you feel the same, then you're probably going to want to check out Man on Fire, a good flick that is kept from noteworthiness by some serious problems.
Example sentencesExamples
- But the book's main claim to noteworthiness is its attempt to implement evolutionary criticism on a scale that has to date received little attention, and to introduce it to an audience that has to date been overlooked.
- Personally, I think that school lunch programs have taken the path of every other bungling government bureaucracy and are achieving noteworthiness for inefficiency.
- What I found of particular noteworthiness was the exploration of just how much a part crime (as a subject matter) has played in our fiction.
- With stunning photographs, car after car appear, each with detailed histories on their development and noteworthiness.

Definition of noteworthy in US English:

noteworthy

adjectiveˈnōtˌwərT͟Hēˈnoʊtˌwərði

Interesting, significant, or unusual.
令人关注的，值得注意的；重要的；不寻常的
with clause it is noteworthy that no one at the Bank has accepted responsibility for the failure
值得注意的是该银行中无人为破产之事承担责任。
Example sentencesExamples
- Most noteworthy is Ellen Burstyn, who should be nominated for an Oscar for this work.
- But it is primarily interested in making people think and does so with noteworthy relish.
- A second noteworthy feature concerns the role of the European Parliament.
- Its most noteworthy aspect is its jaws, used for scraping the algae and bacteria it feeds on from moss.
- That is certainly noteworthy, but not for the reasons Falcoff assumes.
- Unfortunately these are nestled in an album noteworthy mostly for its blandness.
- It's a measure of the lack of drama in the actual game that the jersey exchange was one of the more noteworthy occurrences.
- While the decor needs to be updated, this property has a number of noteworthy features.
- Forster says that she is often amazed at how rarely shattering world events are deemed noteworthy by diary writers.
- Next weekend is Easter and a noteworthy time for a number of reasons.
- Twelve months ago we had some very exciting action with several noteworthy performances.
- This feature is as noteworthy for its censorship woes as it is for its content.
- These are, after all, just the latest details to be added to a CV packed with noteworthy statistics.
- His words, astonishing and bizarre, are noteworthy, in my view, for their condescension.
- A noteworthy feature was the wide variability in execution of the studies.
- Another noteworthy feature that is missing is the ability to organize troops in formations.
- Please check in with us if anything noteworthy happens when you went to cast your vote.
- It is also noteworthy that the painting in the auction seems to be undated.
- It is noteworthy that this number has remained remarkably steady over the past decade.
- According to many this controversy is a political one and so not noteworthy.
Synonyms
notable, worthy of note, interesting, of particular interest, significant, worthy of mention, worth taking a look at, noticeable

词汇	noteworthy
释义	Definition of noteworthy in English: noteworthy adjective ˈnəʊtwəːðiˈnoʊtˌwərði Worth paying attention to; interesting or significant. noteworthy features with clause it is noteworthy that no one at the Bank has accepted responsibility for the failure 值得注意的是该银行中无人为破产之事承担责任。 Example sentencesExamples This feature is as noteworthy for its censorship woes as it is for its content. Another noteworthy feature that is missing is the ability to organize troops in formations. Most noteworthy is Ellen Burstyn, who should be nominated for an Oscar for this work. Please check in with us if anything noteworthy happens when you went to cast your vote. A second noteworthy feature concerns the role of the European Parliament. While the decor needs to be updated, this property has a number of noteworthy features. Forster says that she is often amazed at how rarely shattering world events are deemed noteworthy by diary writers. Twelve months ago we had some very exciting action with several noteworthy performances. Its most noteworthy aspect is its jaws, used for scraping the algae and bacteria it feeds on from moss. Unfortunately these are nestled in an album noteworthy mostly for its blandness. These are, after all, just the latest details to be added to a CV packed with noteworthy statistics. It is also noteworthy that the painting in the auction seems to be undated. His words, astonishing and bizarre, are noteworthy, in my view, for their condescension. It's a measure of the lack of drama in the actual game that the jersey exchange was one of the more noteworthy occurrences. According to many this controversy is a political one and so not noteworthy. Next weekend is Easter and a noteworthy time for a number of reasons. But it is primarily interested in making people think and does so with noteworthy relish. A noteworthy feature was the wide variability in execution of the studies. It is noteworthy that this number has remained remarkably steady over the past decade. That is certainly noteworthy, but not for the reasons Falcoff assumes. Synonyms notable, worthy of note, interesting, of particular interest, significant, worthy of mention, worth taking a look at, noticeable remarkable, impressive, important, striking, outstanding, memorable, unique, special, prominent, conspicuous unusual, extraordinary, out of the ordinary, singular, different, rare, uncommon Derivatives noteworthiness nounˈnəʊtˌwəːðɪnəsˈnoʊtˌwərðinəs Well, if you feel the same, then you're probably going to want to check out Man on Fire, a good flick that is kept from noteworthiness by some serious problems. Example sentencesExamples But the book's main claim to noteworthiness is its attempt to implement evolutionary criticism on a scale that has to date received little attention, and to introduce it to an audience that has to date been overlooked. Personally, I think that school lunch programs have taken the path of every other bungling government bureaucracy and are achieving noteworthiness for inefficiency. What I found of particular noteworthiness was the exploration of just how much a part crime (as a subject matter) has played in our fiction. With stunning photographs, car after car appear, each with detailed histories on their development and noteworthiness. Definition of noteworthy in US English: noteworthy adjectiveˈnōtˌwərT͟Hēˈnoʊtˌwərði Interesting, significant, or unusual. 令人关注的，值得注意的；重要的；不寻常的 with clause it is noteworthy that no one at the Bank has accepted responsibility for the failure 值得注意的是该银行中无人为破产之事承担责任。 Example sentencesExamples Most noteworthy is Ellen Burstyn, who should be nominated for an Oscar for this work. But it is primarily interested in making people think and does so with noteworthy relish. A second noteworthy feature concerns the role of the European Parliament. Its most noteworthy aspect is its jaws, used for scraping the algae and bacteria it feeds on from moss. That is certainly noteworthy, but not for the reasons Falcoff assumes. Unfortunately these are nestled in an album noteworthy mostly for its blandness. It's a measure of the lack of drama in the actual game that the jersey exchange was one of the more noteworthy occurrences. While the decor needs to be updated, this property has a number of noteworthy features. Forster says that she is often amazed at how rarely shattering world events are deemed noteworthy by diary writers. Next weekend is Easter and a noteworthy time for a number of reasons. Twelve months ago we had some very exciting action with several noteworthy performances. This feature is as noteworthy for its censorship woes as it is for its content. These are, after all, just the latest details to be added to a CV packed with noteworthy statistics. His words, astonishing and bizarre, are noteworthy, in my view, for their condescension. A noteworthy feature was the wide variability in execution of the studies. Another noteworthy feature that is missing is the ability to organize troops in formations. Please check in with us if anything noteworthy happens when you went to cast your vote. It is also noteworthy that the painting in the auction seems to be undated. It is noteworthy that this number has remained remarkably steady over the past decade. According to many this controversy is a political one and so not noteworthy. Synonyms notable, worthy of note, interesting, of particular interest, significant, worthy of mention, worth taking a look at, noticeable
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