Mark meaning in English

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Definition

a mark: a spot, a stain; a sign, a symbol; a characteristic, a feature, a symptom noun
(a map) marked (with an "X"): (a map with an "X") drawn on, stamped on, written on adjective
high marks good grades (in school)
to mark: to brand, to label; to grade, to correct, to assess; to stain verb

Examples

  • "Mark : How did you get that opportunity?"
  • "And finally, to the author of the suggestion about the "cute little cashier", I suggest that you read pages 5 through 7 of your "Employee Code of Conduct" (see the section marked "Sexual Harassment")."
  • "And yes, even though several questions were marked "Not Done", I know that you would have answered those questions if you could have!"
  • "Susie: Other messages like marriage proposals, wire transfers from Nigerian princes, and absolutely all mails from Philip Cheeter, I mark as SPAM or delete immediately."
  • "Moira : Doctors who examined Calahan found strange marks all over his body."
  • "I have your loan applications right here, and if you look at the section marked 7b, you can see that the interest rates increase at the current market rate."
  • "Look Santino, I want the money in small, non-consecutive bills, unmarked, on my desk by 8:00 am tomorrow or the deal's off."
  • "He seems like a bit of a character judging from the bite marks and crude drawings I found in parts of the original documents."
  • "The board of the IACF thought it only fitting that you, one of the true pioneers in the fragrance and cosmetic community, deliver the speech to mark the Vicennial anniversary of our organization."
  • "Items marked "VV" are vegan, and those marked "V" are suitable for vegetarians."
  • "Jean : No, Mark."
  • "Your performance on memory tests has impressed me from afar, and truly, when you checked the box marked "No need to review", it was then that I realized I could no longer keep my deep admiration for you a secret."
  • "Mark : Hey there, John!"
  • "The takeover was an unexpected blow to the family-run business that could mark the end of a century of locally-tailored Italian couture."
  • "Mark : Do you like the class?"
  • "He has all the marks of the Brexit: His pale skin!"
  • "Bruno had been poisoned and his body mutilated in many ways - cigarette burns, bullet wounds, stab wounds, teeth marks, etc."
  • "Fist and boot marks covering the front of the machine"

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