To the average student, "note-taking" means "taking words" from one location and moving them to a different one.
The student completed his note-taking by paraphrasing what he found on-line and moving it onto his keynote presentation.
by hkrgirl January 26, 2018
The act of IM'ing, Facebooking, emailing, engaging in youtube flame wars or otherwise surfing the web, in class whereby the student continues to type even though the teacher has stopped speaking for 30 seconds or more. Generally paired with a complete and obvious lack of attention to the lecture.
As the professor paused he noticed several students continued typing long after he stopped lecturing. "Interesting, taking notes in ADVANCE of my saying something...this must be the 'prophetic note-taking' I've heard about from the Religion department professors."
by lirank December 6, 2010
this is said when a topic comes up in a conversation and you want to point out someone who needs to learn how to do it.
by abirrrgale March 10, 2018
by Dr. Foo May 8, 2008
Take Note is The Catholic University of Americas acapella group. This is a co-ed group of students who are all awesome singers. Their repitoire consists of pop, alternative and soft-rock pieces. Their harmonies are incredible and this group has amazing talent. Did I mention every1 is really cute too? haha. Take Note is definately the new hott group on campus..,check em out!
by Kim Clark October 6, 2007
a word that is used to remind people to take note or complain about a certain incident that occured.
Ah take note ah, we are here in clementi mrt, ah wtf sia who piak piak already never dispose of condom properly?
by @windszx September 4, 2020
A variation of the phrase Netflix and Chill, which refers to sexual actions. The name was inspired by a gif of Alvin and the chipmunks receiving oral sex which shows up when typing “relax and take notes” into the gif search of the popular communication app Discord.
by The GCC August 9, 2021