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marks

A small spot or stain on a surface. / A grade or score given to a student's work. / A visible sign or impression left by pressure or impact. / To write a grade or a comment on a piece of work. / To designate a specific point or boundary. / To celebrate a particular anniversary or event.
Transitive VerbIntransitive Verb[C/U] Both
pl: markspast: markedpp: markeding: markingcomp: more markedsup: most marked

Countable when referring to individual spots or specific grades. Uncountable when referring to the general state of being stained or scarred.

Meanings

Noun

A grade or score given to a student's work.

She received high marks in mathematics.

Transitive Verb
[~ someone][~ something]

To write a grade or a comment on a piece of work.

Transitive Verb
[~ something]

To designate a specific point or boundary.

Examples

There are some coffee marks on the white tablecloth.

I hope I get high marks on my history essay.

School Life

The heavy suitcase left deep marks on the wooden floor.

The teacher marks the papers every Sunday evening.

School Life

We should mark the entrance to the cave so we can find it again.

Travel

This anniversary marks ten years since they started the company.

This anniversary marks ten years since they started the company.

Business

Wait, did he just leave finger marks on the evidence?

Detective

I need to mark the exact spot where the treasure is buried.

I need to mark the exact spot where the treasure is buried.

Fantasy

The ceremony marks the beginning of the new lunar year.

History

Phrasal Verbs

mark down

to reduce the price of an item or to give a lower grade than usual

mark up

to increase the price of an item for profit

Retailers often mark up imported goods to cover shipping costs.

mark off

to designate a specific area or boundary using markers

The officials used white tape to mark off the crime scene.

mark out

to clearly define the limits or shape of something on a surface

The workers began to mark out the foundation for the new house.

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