Pronunciation: /mɑːrkt/
verb to have made a visible impression or indication on something
A1 The teacher marked the students' homework with a red pen.
A2 She marked her calendar with important dates.
B1 The judge marked the evidence for further investigation.
B2 The archaeologist marked the location of the ancient ruins on a map.
C1 The scientist marked the significant findings in the research report.
C2 The artist marked the canvas with intricate details to enhance the painting.
adjective having a noticeable or distinct feature or characteristic
A1 The teacher marked the correct answers in green.
A2 The map had a marked trail for hikers to follow.
B1 The company's success was marked by a significant increase in profits.
B2 Her dedication to her work was marked by her consistent high performance.
C1 The artist's style is marked by bold colors and strong brushstrokes.
C2 The historical event was marked by a memorial ceremony attended by world leaders.
formal The map had a marked route indicating the best way to reach the destination.
informal There was a marked improvement in her grades after she started studying regularly.
slang The party was marked by a lot of drama and gossip.
figurative His words left a marked impact on her, causing her to rethink her decisions.
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