marked
word · lemma: mark
/ˈmɑɹkt/
markt
/mˈɑːk/
mahkt
Definition
Past form and past participle of 'mark'. It can also be used as an adjective to describe something that is clearly noticeable or strongly defined.
Usage & Nuances
As a verb form, it often appears in patterns like 'marked the page', 'marked an answer wrong', or 'was marked by'. As an adjective, it is more formal and common in phrases like 'a marked difference', 'marked improvement', or 'marked contrast'.
Spanish: marcado - notablePortuguese (BR): marcado - evidentePortuguese (PT): marcado - evidenteChinese (Simplified): 标记的 - 明显的Chinese (Traditional): 標記的 - 明顯的Hindi: चिह्नित - स्पष्टArabic: مُعلَّم - واضحBengali: চিহ্নিত - লক্ষণীয়Russian: отметил - отмеченный - заметныйJapanese: マークした - 著しいVietnamese: đánh dấu - rõ rệtKorean: 표시하다 - 뚜렷한Turkish: işaretledi - belirginUrdu: نشان زدہ - نمایاںIndonesian: menandai - nyata
Example Sentences
She marked the date on the calendar.
basic
The teacher marked my test this morning.
basic
There was a marked change in his voice.
basic
I marked your message so I could reply later.
natural
Since he started sleeping better, there's been a marked improvement in his mood.
natural
The whole period was marked by uncertainty and delays.
natural