Mark off Meaning in English
expression
Definición
To draw lines or make marks to separate or show limits of an area, or to indicate that something on a list is done or noted.
Uso & Matices
'Mark off' is often used when drawing boundaries (physically or on paper), or when checking off items on a list. In to-do lists, it's the act of noting completion (like 'check off'). Not used for marking errors.
Spanish: delimitar - marcar (en una lista)Portuguese (BR): delimitar - riscar (em uma lista)Portuguese (PT): delimitar - riscar (numa lista)Chinese (Simplified): 划定 - 勾掉（清单上）Chinese (Traditional): 劃定 - 勾掉（清單上）Hindi: चिह्नित करना - सीमांकित करनाArabic: تمييز - تحديد (في قائمة)Bengali: চিহ্নিত করা - ভাগ করাRussian: отмечать - разграничиватьJapanese: 区切る - チェックを入れるVietnamese: đánh dấu - phân ranhKorean: 표시하다 - 구분하다Turkish: işaretlemek - sınırları ayırmakUrdu: نشان لگانا - الگ کرناIndonesian: menandai - membatasi
Oraciones de Ejemplo
Please mark off the boxes that have been checked.
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I love marking off items on my checklist—feels so productive!
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Let's mark off who's already signed up for the trip.
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We need to mark off the area for the new playground.
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You can mark off each task as you finish it.
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They used cones to mark off the construction zone.
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