duly noted in Spanish
duly noted in Spanish is debidamente notado — duly noted means used to confirm that a comment, request or objection has been heard and properly recorded.
duly noted in Spanish
debidamente notado
What does "duly noted" mean?
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phrase Used to confirm that a comment, request or objection has been heard and properly recorded.
"Your objection is duly noted and will appear in the minutes."
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phrase Used sarcastically to acknowledge advice or criticism while making clear it will be ignored.
""You should really leave earlier." "Duly noted.""
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duly noted in a sentence
- Your objection is duly noted and will appear in the minutes.
- Duly noted, I will bring the figures to Thursday's meeting.
- "You should really leave earlier." "Duly noted."
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What is "duly noted" in Spanish?
"duly noted" in Spanish is debidamente notado. duly noted means: Used to confirm that a comment, request or objection has been heard and properly recorded.
How do you use "duly noted" in a sentence?
Example: "Your objection is duly noted and will appear in the minutes." In Spanish, "duly noted" is debidamente notado.
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