Anotado (en. Noted)

/a.noˈta.ðo/

Meaning & Definition

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adjective

Refers to something that has been written or noted.

The names of the attendees are noted in the list.

El nombre de los asistentes está anotado en la lista.

Indicates that something has been marked or highlighted for attention.

The topic noted on the board will be the next to discuss.

El tema anotado en la pizarra será el próximo a discutir.

Refers to information that has been recorded for future use.

I have noted all the important details in my notebook.

He anotado todos los detalles importantes en mi cuaderno.

From the verb "anotar," which comes from the Latin 'annotare.'

it was noted

It means that something was taken into account or recorded.

quedó anotado

it is noted in the agenda

Indicates that an event or task has been scheduled.

está anotado en la agenda

noted to remember

Implies that something was written down to avoid forgetting it.

anotado para recordar

to note

Verb that means to write something down to keep a record.

anotar

note

A brief message or written note.

nota

jotting

A brief written note to remember information.

apunte

Noted as 'marked' or 'highlighted' in informal contexts.

That topic is already noted to avoid forgetting it.

Ese tema ya está anotado para no olvidarlo.

Used in focusing contexts to refer to keeping in mind.

Everything we talked about was noted in my mind.

Todo lo que hablamos quedó anotado en mi mente.