mark2
UK: /mɑːk/ US: /mɑːrk/Translation
v [t]
→ to mark sth down [m]→ to mark sth out→ to mark sth up [m]› UK (US grade)
⇨ corregir
⇨ puntuar
⇨ calificar
The teacher was marking the exams El profesor calificaba los exámenes
›
⇨ marcar
⇨ manchar
›
⇨ marcar
⇨ señalar
I've marked the important bits with an arrow He señalado las partes importantes con una flecha
to mark time
⇨ hacer tiempo
(un soldado) ⇨ marcar el paso
(Definition of mark v from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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