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mark (EN)
Substantiv, Verb

Substantiv “mark”

Sg. mark, Pl. marks
  1. Wegmarke
    At the crossroads stood an ancient oak, serving as a mark to guide weary travelers on their journey.
  2. Fleck
    After accidentally dropping my phone, I noticed a small mark on its screen.
  3. Kennzeichen
    Her unwavering honesty is the mark of a trustworthy friend.
  4. Zeichen
    She carefully placed a check mark next to each completed task on her list.
  5. Gütezeichen
    The pottery had a maker's mark on the bottom, indicating it was an authentic piece.
  6. Modellnummer
    The company released the Mark V drone with improved battery life and enhanced camera resolution.
  7. Note
    She was thrilled to receive full marks on her math quiz.
  8. Ziel
    The archers aimed their arrows at the mark, a bright red circle painted on the hay bale.
  9. Messmarke
    He made a small mark on the wall to show how tall his son had grown.
  10. Herrschaftsgebiet
    The Duke ruled over the Mark of Greenhill, a lush territory known for its vineyards.
  11. Startlinie
    The runner crouched low, her toes just behind the mark, ready to sprint as soon as the gun sounded.
  12. Punktzahl
    She achieved a high mark in the long jump competition, setting a new school record.
  13. Vermerk
    She received a mark on her record for excellent attendance throughout the year.
  14. Backstufe
    Preheat the oven to gas mark 5 before you start baking the cake.
  15. Freistoß (im Kontext bestimmter Sportarten)
    During the game, he made an impressive mark from a 15-metre kick, earning his team a crucial free kick.
  16. Mark
    In 1985, a loaf of bread in Berlin cost about 1 mark.

Verb “mark”

Infinitiv mark; er marks; Prät. marked; Part. marked; Ger. marking
  1. kennzeichnen
    She marked her name on all her books to avoid confusion with her classmates.
  2. markieren
    The coffee cup marked the wooden table with a stubborn ring.
  3. beeinträchtigen
    The scandal marked his career, casting a shadow over all his achievements.
  4. benoten
    After the final exams, Mr. Thompson marked the essays late into the night to ensure students received their grades on time.
  5. vermerken
    The teacher marked him late for the third time this week.
  6. kennzeichnen (um die Lage von etwas Wichtigem zu zeigen)
    A small plaque marks the place where the ancient tree once stood.
  7. feiern
    The town marks the beginning of spring with a colorful parade.
  8. charakterisieren
    Her generosity marked her as a true friend to everyone.
  9. kennzeichnen (um ein typisches Merkmal zu zeigen)
    Her approach to problem-solving is marked by creativity and persistence.
  10. aufzeichnen
    As we played chess, I marked each move carefully in my notebook to analyze the game later.
  11. decken
    The coach instructed the defender to closely mark the opposing team's fastest striker.