mark

/mɑrk/
verb
  1. To make a visible mark on something.
    • The dog marked the floor with its muddy paws.
    • Be careful not to mark the table with your pen.
    • She marked the page with a sticky note.
  2. To indicate or show something, often with a symbol or sign.
    • The sign marks the entrance to the trail.
    • Use a highlighter to mark the important sentences.
    • The calendar marks the days until the holiday.
  3. To grade or evaluate work, giving a score or comments.
    • The teacher spent the weekend marking essays.
    • He marked the test papers with a red pen.
    • She will mark the assignments and return them tomorrow.
  4. To pay attention to or note something.
    • Mark my words, this plan will succeed.
    • Mark how the artist uses light in this painting.
    • She marked the time on her watch as the race began.
  5. To celebrate or commemorate an event.
    • The festival marks the beginning of spring.
    • They held a ceremony to mark the anniversary.
    • A special dinner marked her promotion.
noun
  1. A visible impression, stain, or spot on a surface.
    • The pencil left a faint mark on the paper.
    • There was a dark mark on the carpet where the juice spilled.
    • He tried to clean the mark off the wall with a sponge.
  2. A grade or score given for a piece of work or an exam.
    • The teacher gave him a low mark for his messy handwriting.
    • She got the highest mark in the class on the math test.
    • You need a passing mark to move to the next level.
  3. A symbol, line, or shape used to indicate something, such as a punctuation mark or a checkmark.
    • Put a check mark next to each completed task.
    • He drew a small mark on the map to show where they were.
    • The question mark at the end shows it is a question.
  4. A target or goal that one aims for.
    • His sales numbers fell short of the mark this quarter.
    • The arrow hit the mark right in the center.
    • She set a high mark for herself in the competition.
  5. A sign or indication of a quality or condition.
    • Wearing a uniform is a mark of belonging to the team.
    • The dark clouds were a mark of an approaching storm.
    • His kindness is a mark of good character.
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