noted

duly noted

I have recorded, mentally or physically, what you have said. Can also indicate the speaker's annoyance or disinterest. A: "This report needs to be finished by Friday." B: "Duly noted." Your request is duly noted, sir. No red M&Ms in your office. A: "I studied extra hard for this test, Mrs. Smith! I just thought you should know that before you grade them." B: Duly noted. Now close the door on your way out."

note down

To write something down, often hastily or carelessly. A noun or pronoun can be used between "note" and "down." Let me just grab a pen so I can note that number down. Here, I noted down some ideas for you.

noted for

Having an established reputation or degree of fame because of something. Professor Jenkins is noted for her groundbreaking work in gene therapy for cancer treatment. The book has been noted for its brutally honest depiction of life in poverty.

note something down

to write down a note about something. Please note these words down. Note down the following facts.

*noted for something

Fig. famed for something; memorable for something. (*Typically: be ~; become ~.) We were all noted for our polite manners. The restaurant was noted for its traditional fare. Tom was noted far and wide for his excellent pies and cakes.

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释义	noted duly noted I have recorded, mentally or physically, what you have said. Can also indicate the speaker's annoyance or disinterest. A: "This report needs to be finished by Friday." B: "Duly noted." Your request is duly noted, sir. No red M&Ms in your office. A: "I studied extra hard for this test, Mrs. Smith! I just thought you should know that before you grade them." B: Duly noted. Now close the door on your way out." See also: noted note down To write something down, often hastily or carelessly. A noun or pronoun can be used between "note" and "down." Let me just grab a pen so I can note that number down. Here, I noted down some ideas for you. See also: down, note noted for Having an established reputation or degree of fame because of something. Professor Jenkins is noted for her groundbreaking work in gene therapy for cancer treatment. The book has been noted for its brutally honest depiction of life in poverty. See also: noted Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. note something down to write down a note about something. Please note these words down. Note down the following facts. See also: down, note noted for something Fig.* famed for something; memorable for something. (Typically: be ~; become ~.) We were all noted for our polite manners. The restaurant was noted for its traditional fare. Tom was noted far and wide for his excellent pies and cakes. See also: noted McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also:* duly noted here we go again drop the other shoe be (not) the marrying kind here's a dime, call someone who cares ghost ghost someone cold shoulder cold-shoulder the cold shoulder References in periodicals archive She noted that during last year's liaison meeting, TEI expressed concern that the drive to become current at the Examination level may in some cases be pushing more cases to Appeals. Tax Executives Institute-large and mid-size business division-liaison meeting minutes: February 7, 2006 The most common occupation for men that showed up in these registries was sapateiro or shoemaker, written solely in the masculine form, with 55 noted, followed by 21 merchants. Work and identity in early modern Portugal: what did gender have to do with it? (1) Bucks noted that the Commission is developing a broad centralized, one-stop registration system for taxpayers who zare required to register in states. TEI-MTC liaison meeting report Petrella noted that the currency initiative is taking hold in the field, but that it has several exceptions to the deadlines and a LIFE audit is one of them. Tax Executives Institute - LMSB liaison meeting: February 3, 2004 Traubenberg noted some ambiguity about the effective date of the final regulations. Tax Executives Institute - U.S. Department of Treasury liaison meeting: February 4, 2004 Petronchak noted that seven issues were selected for inclusion on the business plan, of which one has been published. Tax Executives Institute--LMSB liaison meeting: February 24, 2003 One commentator noted that international reaction to the execution of the LaGrands and other foreign nationals at the hand of the United States in violation of their Article 36 rights "...was so great that, in 1999, for the first time in history, [America] was placed on Amnesty International's list of human rights violators." (56) Providing consular rights warnings to foreign nationals. (Legal Digest) The Institute noted the need for modernization to enable the Service to provide the level of customer service expected by taxpayers; the Institute further noted the need for congressional support to accomplish that modernization. AICPA speaks out on tax issues TEI noted that the Administration's 2004 Budget proposals include several provisions designed to enhance savings, including an Employer Retirement Savings Account (ERSA). Tax Executives Institute--U.S. Department of Treasury Office of Tax Policy liaison meeting: February 25, 2003 Shewbridge noted that the Administration's FY2001 Budget was released after the Institute's agenda for the meeting was submitted. Tax Executives Institute--U.S. Department of the Treasury Liaison Meeting Minutes The IRS's basic position is that damages awarded for nonphysical injuries are taxable if such damages are determined with reference to lost income.(32) As noted earlier, the courts have uniformly rejected the IRS's position with respect to professional defamation damages, but considerable differences have arisen in the courts regarding the issue of back pay awarded in employment discrimination actions. Back pay awarded in employment discrimination dispute is taxable 1996-191, Judge Nims noted that no payments were made on the note until after the IRS commenced its audit. Tax planning under section 357(c): Peracchi and creating something out of nothing It should be noted that pre-1983 reductions in debt basis ($15,000, in this case) will always result in gain when the loan is repaid. Avoiding shareholder gain when reduced-basis loan is repaid Iwry noted that the section 162(m) regulations, relating to the $1 million limitation on the deductibility of executive compensation, were released to the public earlier that day. Tax Executives Institute - U.S. Department of Treasury liaison meeting; minutes December 1, 1994 Commissioner Richardson next referred to the IRS's TAXLINK pilot program for the payment of federal tax deposits through the use of electronic funds transfer (EFT), which she noted is currently undergoing a major overhaul. 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随便看	have had a good innings have had enough have had enough of (someone or something) have had it have had its day have had its/(one's) day have had it with (someone or something) have had more (something) than (one) has had hot dinners have had more than (one's) fair share of (something) have had (one's) chips have had one too many have had the biscuit have had the pleasure have had the radish have had the Richard have had your chips have had your day have had your fill of have had your fill of somebody/something have had your fill of something have had your/its day have half a mind to (do something) have half a mind to do something have half an ear on (someone or something) have half an eye on (someone or something)