What does note in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word note in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use note in French.

The word note in French means note, memo, note, footnote, rating, mark, note, bill, invoice, hint, note, intimation, trace, note, written down, marked, mark, write down, note down, mark, underline, highlight, note, remark, notice, represent, got it, good grade, highly rated, rated highly, noted, duly noted, normal, usual, standard, on average, do badly, do poorly, play a wrong note, hit a wrong note, slip up, wrong note, wrong note, bump up the bill, bump up 's bill, overdo it, bad mark, low mark, black mark, memorandum, memo, information memo, memorandum of information, footnote, heart note, middle note, base note, expense account, editorial note, musical note, music note, musical note, music note, score of satisfaction, summary, written summary, phone bill, head note, top note, hint of vanilla, conduct mark, eliminatory mark, elimination score, positive note, note for later, note for future reference, summary note, recap note, leading note, major 7th note, pay the bill, pay, note carefully, take careful note of , take good note of, make a note of, take note of , take good note of, take note of, pay the bill, settle the bill, pay, without a wrong note. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word note

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