verb

mark

to mark, to grade, to note, to celebrate

Please mark the correct answer.

Please mark the correct answer.

The teacher is marking our exams.

The teacher is marking our exams.

This event marks our 10th anniversary.

This event marks our 10th anniversary.

A tall tower marks the city center.

A tall tower marks the city centre.

((sth.)) to put a symbol on (sth.) Please mark the correct answer.

((sth.)) ((with sth.)) to put a symbol on (sth.) with (sth.) He marked the map with a pin.

Synonyms: indicate, label, note, grade

From Old English 'mearcian' meaning 'to trace out a boundary', from 'mearc' meaning 'boundary, sign, limit'.

Imagine using a 'marker' pen 'to mark' something important.

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