When we say someone or something is 'noted', it means they are well known or famous because of their work or skill. People know about them because they are special or important.
She is a noted artist in our town.
He is a noted scientist in medicine.
This meaning shows that something has been seen, heard, or recorded carefully. It means someone has paid attention and remembered or written it down.
Your message was noted by the manager.
The teacher noted the students' names.
'Noted' as a short reply means 'I understand' or 'I have heard you'. People use it in speaking or writing to show they accept information.
Noted! I will call you tomorrow.
Your idea is noted, thank you.
'Noted' is the past form of 'note'. It means someone wrote or paid attention to something before. We use it when talking about seeing or writing information in the past.
She noted the important facts in her book.
He noted the time of the meeting yesterday.
Sometimes 'noted' describes things that are important or special, such as sounds in music with a clear pitch, or facts that are very important in a study.
The piece uses noted musical scales.
The scientist made a noted discovery.
In formal writing or speech, 'noted' shows polite attention to information. It means the speaker has recorded or will remember what was said.
Your complaint is noted and will be reviewed.
Noted. We will act on your request.
