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Sarunnio Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

On the note

From the sentence below, what does "on the note" mean?
If we omit it, will the meaning of the sentence change?

"Clear cut policies for liquidity transfer among OIC countries and the emerging role of Islamic finance in Sub-Saharan and East African nations were also highlighted at the panel discussion, which concluded on the note of optimism that Islamic finance is growing in the right direction and will claim its share in global trade finance"

Any advise would be very much appreciated
  

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You have not boken it correctly along phrase boundaries. The relevant phrase is not "on the note" but "(on the) note of optimism". com/us/definition/american_english/note ) This "note of ~" is a standard pattern, similar examples being "note of caution", "note of concern", "note of regret", and so on.

  • You have not boken it correctly along phrase boundaries.
  • The relevant phrase is not "on the note" but "(on the) note of optimism".
  • com/us/definition/american_english/note ) This "note of ~" is a standard pattern, similar examples being "note of caution", "note of concern", "note of regret", and so on.
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You have not boken it correctly along phrase boundaries. The relevant phrase is not "on the note" but "(on the) note of optimism". "note" has the meaning "A particular quality or tone that reflects or expresses a mood or attitude" (http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/us/definition/american_

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