Adjective
/note.ˈβle/
In Spanish, "notable" is used to describe something or someone that is worthy of attention or notable for particular qualities or characteristics. The term is often applied in various contexts to highlight achievements, characteristics, or observations that stand out.
The term "notable" is commonly used in both oral and written Spanish. It appears frequently in academic and formal contexts as well as in everyday conversations when discussing anything deserving of attention or recognition.
His performance in the movie was remarkable.
La conferencia presentó datos notables sobre el cambio climático.
"Notable" can appear in various idiomatic expressions, although it is not as commonly used in idioms as more commonly used adjectives. It can still feature in expressions that denote recognition and significance.
It is a notable fact that has changed history.
Su labor es notable en el campo de la educación.
His work is notable in the field of education.
Este evento ha sido notable por su impacto social.
The word "notable" derives from the Latin word "notabilis," which means "worthy of notice," from "notare," meaning "to mark" or "to note." The transition into Spanish maintained the essential meaning, which emphasizes something being worthy of attention.