commented
ˈkɑːmɛntɪd
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Definition of commented - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
annotatedhaving remarks or observations added
  • The commented document was easier to understand.
annotated noted
2.
explainedhaving opinions or explanations provided
  • The commented code helped new developers.
annotated clarified explained
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Origin of commented

Latin, commentum (invention) + -ed (past tense suffix)

Terms with commented included in their meaning

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deserve comment
deserve to be commented on
awareness
not commented on or acknowledged

Examples of commented in a sentence

  • She appreciated the commented feedback on her draft.
  • The commented sections of the document were very helpful.
  • Her commented notes clarified the complex topic.

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  1. French:commenté, expliqué, ...
  2. German:kommentiert, erläutert, ...
  3. Italian:annotato, spiegato, ...
  4. Spanish:comentado, explicado, ...
  5. Portuguese:comentado, ...
  6. Chinese:注释的, ...
  7. Japanese:注釈付き, 説明付き, ...
  8. Arabic:مُشْرَح, مشروح, ...
  9. Hebrew:מוּעָר, מְמֻעֶּרֶת, ...
  10. Russian:с комментариями, ...
  11. Ukrainian:прокоментований, пояснений, ...
  12. Hindi:टिप्पणीकृत, व्याख्यायुक्त, ...
comment
ˈkɒmɛnt

Definition of comment - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
general remarkremark or observation about something
  • His comment on the issue was insightful..
observation remark
2.
communicationstatement expressing an opinion or belief
  • Her comment on the issue was controversial.
observation remark
3.
technologyTECH.remark in source code ignored by compilerTECH.
  • The comment helped explain the function.
annotation note remark

Verb

1.
communicationintr.make a remark or express an opinionintr.
  • She commented on the new policy.
remark state
2.
writingtr.write notes explaining or criticizing a texttr.
  • He commented the manuscript thoroughly.
annotate critique explain
3.
technologytr.TECH.insert remarks into source codetr.TECH.
  • The developer commented the code for clarity.
annotate note remark
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Expressions with comment

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make a remark about something casually
She passed comment on the weather.
spontaneous statement
Her off-the-cuff comment surprised everyone.
write a remark or opinion
Please add a comment to the blog post.
remark that is straightforward and truthful
She appreciated his honest comment about her work.
add a written message expressing views, replies, or evaluation
Please leave a comment below if you enjoyed the article.
statement made by the public on an issue
The council invited public comment on the new policy.

Origin of comment

Latin, commentum (invention) + -are (to make)

Examples of comment in a sentence

  • The teacher's comment was very encouraging.
  • His comment about the policy was insightful.
  • The comment received mixed reactions from the audience.
  • She added a comment to clarify the code.
  • The comment was ignored by the compiler.
  • He commented on the weather during the meeting.

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  1. French:remarque, commenter, ...
  2. German:Kommentar, äußern, ...
  3. Italian:osservazione, commentare, ...
  4. Spanish:comentario, comentar, ...
  5. Portuguese:comentário, comentar, ...
  6. Chinese:意见, 发表意见, ...
  7. Japanese:コメント, コメントする, ...
  8. Arabic:تَعْلِيق, عَلَّقَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:תְּגוּבָה, לְהַעִיר, ...
  10. Russian:замечание, комментировать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:коментар, прокоментувати, ...
  12. Hindi:टिप्पणी, टिप्पणी करना, ...
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