İngilizce'de mark ne anlama geliyor ve mark'nin tanımı nedir?

Bu en yetkili İngilizce Sözlükte mark Telaffuz, Dilbilgisi ve Eşanlamlıları öğrenebilirsiniz.

mark ne demek

0 an area of dirt, damage, etc that is left on something -- iz, leke, işaret
- You've got a black mark on your nose.
- He's left dirty marks all over the carpet.
1 a number or letter that is written on a piece of work, saying how good the work is -- not, puan
- She always gets good marks in English.
2 a particular level, degree, distance, etc -- seviye, düzey, mesafe
- They've just passed the 5000m mark.
- Interest rates are somewhere around the seven percent mark.
3 a sign or proof that something exists -- işaret, iz, belirti, gösterge
- a mark of genius
- There was a minute's silence everywhere as a mark of respect.
4 If an event marks the beginning, end, etc of something, it causes it, or happens at the same time as it. -- belirlemek, işaret etmek, göstermek
- His death marks the end of an era in television.
5 If you mark an occasion, you do something to celebrate it. -- belirtmek, göstermek
- They've declared Tuesday a national holiday to mark the 10th anniversary of Independence.
6 to show where something is by drawing or putting something somewhere -- (çizerek) işaretlemek, belirtmek, göstermek
- I've marked my street on the map for you.
7 to check a piece of work or an exam, showing mistakes and giving a letter or number to say how good it is -- değerlendirmek, not vermek, puan vermek
- to mark essays
8 to leave an area of dirt on something -- kirli bırakmak, kirletmek
9 a male name -- bir erkek adı

For example, planning breathing between phrases systematically and marking this on the music generally increased their sense of control.
This sensitivity marked not only his philosophical writings, but also his historical ones.
There is also the question of marking pupils' or students' work.
Of these, only 1% of past temporal reference contexts were marked by periphrastic did.
The occasion marked the official return to the past.
No trace of them remains today, although a cairn marking the location has been erected.
Participants made more errors and took longer to respond when gender was ambiguously marked with the -e ending.
Coders were trained to mark the onset and offset of expressions reflecting low/moderate positive, high positive, low/moderate negative, and high negative affect.