mark
/mɑːk/ verbTranslation
HAPPEN [T] › If an event marks the beginning, end, etc of something, it causes it, or happens at the same time as it.
belirlemek, işaret etmek, göstermek
His death marks the end of an era in television.1213CELEBRATE [T] › If you mark an occasion, you do something to celebrate it.
belirtmek, göstermek
They've declared Tuesday a national holiday to mark the 10th anniversary of Independence.10061118SHOW A PLACE [T] › to show where something is by drawing or putting something somewhere
(çizerek) işaretlemek, belirtmek, göstermek
I've marked my street on the map for you.1981GIVE RESULTS [I, T] › to check a piece of work or an exam, showing mistakes and giving a letter or number to say how good it is
değerlendirmek, not vermek, puan vermek
to mark essays 2012DIRTY [T] › to leave an area of dirt on something
mark sth out phrasal verb kirli bırakmak, kirletmek
844 › to show the shape or position of something by drawing a line around it
çizerek belirlemek, çizmek
1331(Definition of mark verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
© Cambridge University Press)
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