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Maelstrom Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

"Experience of note"?

What does this sentence mean:"I have a Masters in English but with no college teaching experience of note."
What confuses me is that "experience of NOTE" right there, what's that supposed to mean?
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In this case, it just means 'relevant'.

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  • In this case, it just means 'relevant'.
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In this case, it just means 'relevant'.
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IvanhrIn this case, it just means 'relevant'.
What are the other situations that this can be applied to?
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'of note' is a rather, formal, expression and you can use it instead of important/relevant. However, since this phrase is used
postpositively , some sentences may sound less natural.
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Have a look at the adjective noteworthy.
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