noted是什么意思(Noted。什么意思?)
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1、Noted。什么意思?
noted有以下两个意思:
1,noted作形容词是意思是:闻名的,著名的; 例句:Its books are noted for the quality of their paper and bindings. 其图书以纸质优良、封面精美而闻名。
2,noted作动词是的意思是:注意,记下,note”的过去式和过去分词。 例句:Haig noted how he "looked pinched and rather tired". 黑格注意到了他“看上去消瘦,非常劳累”的样子。
2、英文函件中NOTED是什么意思?
邮件中的“noted”的是“知道了”的意思。具体解释:读音:英 ['nəʊtɪd] 美 ['notɪd] 释义:1、adj. 著名的;显著的;附有乐谱的2、v. 注意;记下(note的过去式和过去分词)扩展资料NOTED短语:1、being noted 被注意2、noted sights 名胜3、Noted Pad 便条纸4、Noted thanks 表示感谢5、Unless Noted 除非所指出6、closely noted 密切注意7、Noted Sunbird 迷人花蜜鸟8、Fortune Noted 财富注意9、Larzelere Noted 拉兹勒教授指出
3、it is noted that是什么意思?
it is noted that值得注意的是,双语对照词典结果:it is noted that[英][it iz ˈnəʊtɪd ðæt][美][ɪt ɪz ˈnotɪd ðæt]据记载。。。, (人们)注意到。。。; 以上结果来自金山词霸例句:1.It is noted that the consensus algorithm plays an important role in the control of such a collective behavior. 值得注意的是,一致性算法在实现这类集体行为的过程中起了重要的作用。
4、noted是什么意思?
我写邮件就爱用这句话。意思就是告诉对方我知道你说的了,相当于是一个已读回执。 之所以这样写,一方面是出于礼貌性的给对方邮件的回应,让对方知道我已经看到你的邮件(就像两个人面对面对话,一个人说完之后另一个人要答应一句我知道了,不能听完直接转身走开一样)。另一方面就是我对你这邮件没什么可评论或要说的了,我照你说的做就是了。 如果你在收到这样的邮件之后还有事情想要补充,直接回复说事儿就是了,如果你也没什么想说的了就不要硬回复,直接结束对话就可以了。 P.S.问题里的thinks应改为thanks?
5、noted,thanks是什么意思?
商业文书或信函用语,表示“已知悉,并表示感谢”,相当于中文口语中的“收到,谢谢”。
“Noted with thanks”是比较随意的说法。一般来说,在商务场合,收到别人的信函或者通知后,出于礼貌应向对方表达已经收到对方来函这件事,而又没有什么特别需要回信的内容,就会回这句话。
但是这并不是特别礼貌的或者尊敬的说法,只是轻微的表示知道和感谢,最好不要用于回复上级、客户或地位比自己高的人。
同样的情况下,更为尊敬的说法可以说成:Well noted with much appreciation/gratitude。
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扩展资料
商用信函或者文书,开头和结尾的写法:
1、初次开场白:
It is my pleasure to write here for you.
回复开场白:
Further to our conversation earlier, .........
As discussed over the phone, .......
Thanks for you kind reply.
Thank you for your inquiry/email.
Thanks for your letter. It is my pleasure to receive your reply!
Thanks for your mail of 日期......
2、结尾:
We will noted and many thanks!
I hope everything with you is fine.
Many thanks for your support.
I hope you are well and in good health!
6、be noted as是什么意思?
be noted as
需要注意的是
be noted as
[英][bi: 萵Y妕jd 鎧][美][bi 萵otjd 鎧]
以…而闻名;
例句:
1.
Loans are required to be noted as such in campaign finance reports.