Mark: meaning, definitions and examples
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mark
[ mɑːk ]
grade
A mark is a symbol or sign that is used to represent something, such as a grade on a test or an indication of quality.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- He received a high mark on his exam.
- The product received a mark of approval from the quality control team.
blemish
A mark can also refer to a visible blemish or spot on something, often indicating damage or imperfection.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- There was a mark on the wall where the paint had chipped.
- She noticed a mark on the table from where a glass had been placed.
Translations
Translations of the word "mark" in other languages:
🇵🇹 marca
- marcar
- nota
🇮🇳 चिह्न
- निशान
- अंक
🇩🇪 Markierung
- Note
- Marke
🇮🇩 tanda
- nilai
- merek
🇺🇦 знак
- оцінка
- марка
🇵🇱 znak
- ocena
- marka
🇯🇵 マーク
- 印
- 点数
🇫🇷 marque
- noter
- note
🇪🇸 marca
- calificación
- señal
🇹🇷 işaret
- not
- marka
🇰🇷 표시
- 점수
- 상표
🇸🇦 علامة
- درجة
- إشارة
🇨🇿 značka
- známka
- znak
🇸🇰 značka
- známka
- znak
🇨🇳 标记
- 分数
- 商标
🇸🇮 oznaka
- ocena
- znamka
🇮🇸 merki
- einkunn
- vörumerki
🇰🇿 белгі
- баға
- марка
🇬🇪 ნიშანი
- შეფასება
- მარკა
🇦🇿 işarə
- dərəcə
- marka
🇲🇽 marca
- calificación
- señal
Etymology
The word 'mark' has Old English origins, deriving from the Proto-Germanic word 'marko', meaning boundary or sign. Over time, the meaning of 'mark' has evolved to encompass various symbols, grades, and indications. The word has been used in English for centuries to denote a symbol of significance, quality, or indication.
See also: markdown, marked, markedly, markers, marking, markings, marks, marksman, marksmanship, markup, remark, unmarked.