notable
adjectiveCEFR B2
What does “notable” mean in English?
notable — worthy of attention or notice; significant
notable — worthy of attention or notice; significant (mejora notable, ausencia notable)
Example sentences
La mejora notable en el rendimiento del equipo se atribuye a los cambios en la gestión y a un mejor reparto de tareas.
The notable improvement in team performance is attributed to changes in management and a better distribution of tasks.
Su ausencia fue notable en una reunión tan importante, y muchos interpretaron que algo no iba bien en la organización.
His absence was notable at such an important meeting, and many interpreted it as a sign that something was wrong in the organisation.
How to use it
Notable means 'notable, remarkable' — worthy of attention; significant or impressive. Common collocations: mejora notable, diferencia notable, ausencia notable, esfuerzo notable, excepción notable. Ser: always ser. Note: notable also functions as a noun/grade in Spanish educational system (equivalent to B / merit).
Common mistake
Notable ≠ célebre: notable means worthy of notice/significant; célebre means famous. A notable scientist has produced significant work; a célebre scientist is widely known. Notability does not require fame.