注目した
解説 Definition
noted は note（気づく、注目する、書き留める）の過去形・過去分詞です。ここでは、何かに気づいたり注目したりしたことを表します。
Noted is the past-tense and past-participle form of note. In this sense, it means that someone noticed, recognized, or paid particular attention to a detail, change, answer, effort, or other feature, whether or not it was written down.
覚え方のコツ Memory Tip
原形 note「気づく、注目する」に規則的な -ed を付けた過去形・過去分詞で、発音は /ˈnoʊtɪd/ と一音節増えます。note はもともと「印を付ける」発想なので、小さな変化や努力を心の中で印付けして認識する場面を想像し、note a change、note an effort で覚えましょう。
Connect noted with making a mental mark. The verb note originally carries the idea of marking something, so when you noted a small change, you mentally marked it as worth attention. It is the regular past tense and past participle of note. Since note ends in /t/, the -ed ending is pronounced as an extra /ɪd/ syllable: /ˈnoʊtɪd/. Useful combinations include note a change, note someone’s effort, and note carefully. In this entry, focus on noticing or paying attention, not the separate adjectival sense “famous or distinguished.”
例文
She noted the small change.
彼女はその小さな変化に注目しました。
I noted his careful answer.
私は彼の慎重な答えに注目しました。
The teacher noted the student's effort.
先生はその生徒の努力に注目しました。
noted の類義語・関連語
noted の語源・成り立ち Etymology
ラテン語 notare（印をつける）から。nota（印・記号）が語根で、「注意して印をつける→注目する」と意味が発展した。notation（表記法）やnotable（注目すべき）も同根。何かに「しるし」をつけて認識する行為が原義。
Noted is formed from note plus the regular past suffix -ed. Note ultimately comes from Latin nota, “mark, sign, or identifying symbol,” and the related verb notare, “to mark or observe.” The meaning developed from physically placing a mark beside something to recording it and then to noticing or giving it special attention. Related formations such as notation and notable preserve the same central idea of a distinguishing mark or noteworthy feature.
同じレベルの英単語をもっと
外部辞書で調べる
この単語を英単語クイズで覚えよう