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1. (n.) notch
an angular or
2. notch
a nick made in an object for keeping a record.
3. notch
a narrow pass between mountains; gap.
4. notch
a step; degree:
a notch above the average.
5. (v.t.) notch
to make a notch in.
6. notch
to record by notches.
7. notch
to score:
He notched up another win.
Etymology: (1570–80; prob. by misdivision of an*otch < OF oche, n. der. of
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| Definition of 'notch' |
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1. (noun) notch
a V-shaped indentation
"mandibular notch"
2. (noun) pass, mountain pass, notch
the location in a range of mountains of a geological formation that is lower than the surrounding peaks
"we got through the pass before it started to snow"
3. (noun) notch
a V-shaped or U-shaped indentation carved or scratched into a surface
"there were four notches in the handle of his revolver"
4. (verb) notch, nick, snick
a small cut
5. (verb) notch
cut or make a notch into
"notch the rope"
6. (verb) notch
notch a surface to record something
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1. (noun) notch
one level in an unofficial scale of measurement
Sales went up another few notches last month.
2. notch
kick/turn/crank sth up a notch
to make sth go to a higher level
The team turned the intensity up a notch last night.
3. notch
a mark cut into sth, especially to count
notches on the tree trunk
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| Definition of 'notch' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) notch
a hollow cut in anything; a nick; an indentation
2. (noun) notch
a narrow passage between two elevation; a deep, close pass; a defile; as, the notch of a mountain
3. (verb) notch
to cut or make notches in ; to indent; also, to score by notches; as, to notch a stick
4. (verb) notch
to fit the notch of (an arrow) to the string
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Sense: a small V-shaped cut
He cut a notch in his stick.
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 Afrikaans: keep, kerf |
 Arabic: ثَلْمَه، حَز |
 Bulgarian: прорез |
 Brazilian: corte |
 Czech: vrub, zářez |
 German: die Kerbe |
 Danish: hak |
 Greek: εγκοπή, χαρακιά |
 Spanish: corte, muesca |
 Estonian: täke |
 Farsi: بريدگى؛ شکاف |
 Finnish: lovi |
 French: coche |
 Hebrew: חָרִיץ בְּצוַּרת וִי |
 Hindi: खांचा |
 Croatian: zarezati |
 Hungarian: rovátka |
 Indonesian: takikan |
 Icelandic: hak, skora |
 Italian: tacca, incisione, incavo |
 Japanese: 刻み目 |
 Korean: V자형의 새김 |
 Lithuanian: įkarpa, įpjova |
 Latvian: iegriezums; iecirtums |
 Malay: takik |
 Dutch: keep |
 Norwegian: hakk, skår, innsnitt |
 Polish: karb |
 Persian: بريدگى؛ شکاف |
 Pashto: سورى،زخم |
 Portuguese: corte |
 Romanian: crestătură |
 Russian: метка, зарубка |
 Slovak: zárez |
 Slovenian: zareza |
 Serbian: zarez |
 Swedish: hack, jack, skåra |
 Thai: รอยบาก |
 Turkish: Vşeklinde çentik |
 Taiwanese: V形切口 |
 Ukrainian: зарубка, позначка |
 Urdu: تکونا شگاف |
 Vietnamese: vết khía hình chữ V |
 Chinese: v形槽口 |
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