1 a number or letter that is written on a piece of work, saying how good the work is -- nota
She always gets good marks in English.
2 to read a piece of written work and write on it how good or bad it is -- corregir
3 to show where something is by drawing or putting something somewhere -- señalar
4 a spot, stain, or sign of damage -- marca [ feminine, singular ]
5 a sign or indication -- signo [ masculine, singular ]
6 a level reached -- marca [ feminine, singular ]
7 the correct or true number or amount -- el punto
His predictions were way off the mark/wide of the mark. Sus predicciones estaban muy por encima/lejos de la marca.
You’re right on the mark! ¡Estás justo en el punto!
8 used to tell runners in a race to move to the start line -- en sus marcas
On your marks, get set, go! ¡En sus marcas, listos, ya!
9 to affect noticeably -- dejar marca
10 a grade on a piece of work -- nota [ feminine, singular ]
She received high marks in her course. Ella recibió notas altas en el curso.
11 to indicate what sth is by writing or drawing sth -- marcar
12 to commemorate or celebrate an event -- conmemorar
mourners marking the anniversary of the tsunami dolientes conmemorando el aniversario del tsunami
They marked the publication of his first novel with a party. Ellos conmemoraron la publicación de su primera novela con una fiesta.
13 to make a mark on sth so that its appearance is spoiled -- rayar
14 to grade a student’s work -- calificar
to mark exam papers calificar los exámenes
Inequality of power is simply too pronounced in the world, which leaves its mark on conferences of this kind.
When judging figure skating, we discard the highest and lowest marks and then award the score.
This marks the end of a process carried out throughout this term of office.
It does not mean that all existing national, regional or other quality marks should be dropped.
I am therefore speaking out against the international exhaustion of trade mark rights.
Origin marking is not in itself a sufficient guarantee of the above, but it does at least represent a first step.
I should point out, however, that these developments mark only the beginning of the democratisation process.
For these countries in particular, this directive marks the end of what one might call the throwaway society.
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