[영어 단어] mark

 

mark

[마r-k]
자국, 표시, 특징
(표, 기호 등으로) ~에 표시하다, ~을 나타내다
흔적/자국을 남기다
유의해서 듣다
기념하다, 표시하다

mark / stain / streak / speck / blot / smear / spot
A mark is a small area of something such as dirt that has accidentally got onto a surface or piece of clothing.
A mark is a written or printed symbol, for example, a letter of the alphabet.
A mark is a point that is given for a correct answer or for doing something well in an exam or competition. A mark can also be a written symbol such as a letter that indicates how good a student's or competitor's work or performance is.
If something marks a surface, or if the surface marks, the surface is damaged by marks or a mark.
If you mark something with a particular word or symbol, you write that word or symbol on it.
The day marks the formation of Korea.
Today marks our 3rd wedding anniversary.
We had a party to mark his birthday.

 

 

 

mark down

메모하다, 기록하다
표식(마크)을 하다, (정가의) 할인을 하다

I marked down everything during the meeting.

 

 

 

mark exams

시험을 채점하다

 

 

 

 

mark something as

~을 ~으로 표기하다

It is sovereign territory that Korea has governed over for a long time. Historically, it is marked as Korean territory in various records.
I always mark my wife's birthday as an important date in my planner.
I marked my things as my property so that nobody would take them.

 

 

 

mark something down

~의 가격을 인하하다
메모/기록 하다

to reduce the price of something
to write something down; to make a note of something for future action
Assistant: This item is already marked down plus the 10% discount for the special 1 year opening sale.

 

 

 

mark something off

(선을 그어) ~을 구별/표시 하다

to separate something by marking a line between it and something else
to write or draw a mark beside a name or an item on a list, for example, for a particular reason

 

 

 

mark something up

~의 가격을 인상하다/올리다
(인쇄 원고 등에) 교정 표시를 하다

to increase the price of something
to mark or correct a text

 

 

 

mark the occasion

특별한 일을 기념하다

I take lots of pictures while traveling to mark the occasion. I collect the photos and upload them to social media in real time.
It’s very common in Korea to have year-end parties to make the occasion of the year’s end. Friends, co-workers, and school alumni all have gatherings. There is a get-together for almost every group you belong to.

 

 

 

mark time

(더 재미있는 것을 기다리는 동안) 당분간 시간을 보내다
(병사가) 제자리걸음을 걷다

stay in one situation, job, etc., not making any progress, but waiting for an opportunity to do so