1. As a synonym for "observed" or "recognized":
* Example: "I noted the change in his demeanor."
* Meaning: You observed or recognized that his behavior had changed.
2. As a polite way to acknowledge that you have heard or understood something:
* Example: "Noted, I'll make sure to be there on time."
* Meaning: You are acknowledging that you understand the information given and will act accordingly.
3. As a synonym for "famous" or "well-known":
* Example: "He's a noted scientist in the field."
* Meaning: He is a well-respected and recognized scientist in his area of expertise.
4. As a verb meaning "to make a note of":
* Example: "I noted down all the important points from the meeting."
* Meaning: You wrote down the important information from the meeting.
Here are some examples of "noted" used in different contexts:
* "I noted that the sky was getting darker." (observed)
* "Noted, I will send you the report by tomorrow." (acknowledgement)
* "She's a noted expert in linguistics." (famous/well-known)
* "I noted down the address in my notebook." (make a note of)
It's important to consider the context of the conversation to understand how "noted" is being used.