Notch | Mean of notch in English Dictionary

/ˈnɑːtʃ/

• Noun
• a small cut that is shaped like a V and that is made on an edge or a surface
1. Cut small notches at the corners of the fabric.
2. The tool has a notch for prying out nails.
• a narrow passage between mountains
1. The town is on the other side of the notch.
• a slightly higher or lower level in a series of levels that measure something
1. Turn the radio up/down a notch. [=up/down slightly]
2. They turned the volume up several notches.
3. This product is a notch [=step] above its competitors in quality and price.
• Verb

• to make a small cut in (something, such as wood)
1. Notch the ends so that they fit together.
• to achieve or get (something)
1. He notched his fifth victory this year.
2. The team notched up another win in yesterday's game.