to jot
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3.9
- verb
- /dʒɑt/
:
anotar
- So jot a few ideas down, talk to lots of people, talk to your teachers, friends, family and write down a couple of points.
- jotting down notes
- jotting down ideas
Jot it all down, not just intentions and goals, but jot down frustrations and tolerations.
- Jot it all down, not just intentions and goals, but jot down frustrations and tolerations.
- Now, as an exercise, I want you to take a minute, pause this video and jot down a list of the narcissistic people in your life.
- And he jotted down a few different possibilities, about a dozen or so I think.
- So and then there's just a ton of other ideas that have been like jotted down that are for later.
- What we have is the sheet where he says, you know, he's he's jotted down while the conversation's happening persona non grata.
Examples
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Say, if there's something that's making you happy or sad, you can unburden yourself by jotting it down on paper.
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And I'll carry this notebook around and I'll jot down ideas.
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So I hope you guys do try it out and jot down any comments down below.
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I mean, and just jot yourself a note down about what that was.
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And then just jot down why you chose this technology.
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I'm just jotting down a few notes.
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Carl opens the book and quickly jots down a series of code numbers he finds in the back.
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Jot it all down, not just intentions and goals, but jot down frustrations and tolerations.
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I love how you're always jotting down ideas for your book in your little notepad.
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Please jot down your thoughts on the project before our meeting.
Synonyms
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1.1
Put information on paper to help you remember it later
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2.9
To write a short note quickly to remember something
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4.4
To write something quickly without much care
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Etymology
Jot as a verb, 'to write quickly', comes from the noun for a small written mark and is tied to Greek iota, the smallest letter, so to 'jot' is to make a quick, small note.