Marks
Pronunciation: /ˈmɑːrk/
Marks (noun)
- a small area of color or shape on a surface.
- a number or letter showing how well someone did in a test.
- a person or thing that is aimed at or focused on.
Examples
- The map had a mark where the treasure was buried.
- She left a mark on the paper with her pen.
Common collocations: leave a mark, visible mark, high mark, achieve a mark, set a mark
Marks (verb)
- to put a symbol or line on something.
- to show that something is important or special.
Examples
- He marked the spot with a red flag.
- She marked the page with a bookmark.