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marquer [maʀke]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. (par un signe distinctif) [+ objet] to mark ; [+ animal, criminel] to brand ; [+ marchandise] to labelc. ( = écrire) to write down• qu'y a-t-il de marqué ? what does it say?d. ( = affecter) to mark2. intransitive verb[événement, personnalité] to stand out• ne pose pas le verre sur la table, ça marque don't put the glass down on the table, it will leave a mark* * *maʀke
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1) ( étiqueter) to mark [article]; to brand [bétail]; to mark out [emplacement, limite]2) ( signaler) to mark, to signal [début, rupture]3) ( laisser une trace sur) [personne, coup] to mark [corps, objet]4) ( influencer) [événement, œuvre] to leave its mark on [personne, esprit]c'est quelqu'un qui m'a beaucoup marqué — he/she was a strong influence on me
5) ( écrire) to mark [prix]; to write [something] (down) [renseignement]6) ( indiquer) [montre] to say [heure]; [jauge, chiffres] to show [pression, température]marquer la mesure — Musique to beat time
7) ( exprimer) to show [volonté, désapprobation, sentiment]il faut marquer le coup — ( célébrer) let's celebrate; ( exprimer le mécontentement) we can't let it go just like that
8)9) Sport to score [but, point]; to mark [adversaire]
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verbe intransitif1) ( laisser une trace) to leave a mark ( sur on)* * *maʀke1. vt1) (= indiquer) to mark, (= inscrire) to write downPeux-tu marquer sur la carte où se trouve le village? — Can you mark where the village is on the map?
2) [bétail] to brand3) (= accentuer) [taille] to emphasize4) (= manifester) [son refus, son intérêt] to show5) [occasion, événement] to mark, to celebratepour marquer l'événement — to mark the occasion, to celebrate the occasion
6)marquer qn [personne] — to make a deep impression on sb, [événement] to leave its mark on sb
7)8) SPORT, [but, point] to scoreL'équipe irlandaise a marqué dix points. — The Irish team scored ten points.
marquer les points (= tenir la marque) — to keep the score
9) SPORT, [joueur] to markmarquer le pas fig — to mark time
2. vi1) [événement, personnalité] to stand out, to be outstanding2) SPORT to score* * *marquer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( étiqueter) to mark [article]; to brand [bétail]; to mark out [emplacement, limite]; marquer des vêtements au nom d'un enfant to put nametapes on a child's clothes; marquer d'une croix to mark with a cross;2 ( signaler) to mark, to signal [début, fin, rupture]; marquer la reprise des hostilités to mark ou signal the renewal of hostilities;3 ( laisser une trace sur) [personne, coup, empreinte] to mark [corps, objet]; des taches de graisse marquent les pages the pages are covered in greasy marks; ⇒ blanc;4 ( influencer) [événement, drame, œuvre] to leave its mark on [personne, esprit]; c'est quelqu'un qui m'a beaucoup marqué he/she was a strong influence on me; c'est un événement qui m'a beaucoup marqué it's an event that really left its mark on me;5 ( écrire) to mark [prix]; to write [sth] (down), to put [sth] (down) [renseignement]; j'ai oublié de marquer la date dans mon agenda I forgot to put the date in my diary; marquez cela sur mon compte put it on my account; marquer les élèves absents to mark students absent; qu'est-ce qu'il y a de marqué? what does it say?;6 ( indiquer) [montre] to say [heure]; [jauge, chiffres] to show [pression, température]; l'horloge marque dix heures the clock says ten o'clock; le thermomètre marque 35°C the thermometer registers ou says 35°C; marquer le féminin Ling to indicate the feminine; l'aiguille marquait 60 km/h the speedometer was at 60 km/h; il marquait ses propos d' un hochement de tête he nodded emphatically as he spoke; marquer la mesure Mus to beat time;7 ( exprimer) to show [volonté, désapprobation, sentiment]; il faut marquer le coup ( célébrer) let's celebrate; ( exprimer le mécontentement) we can't let it go just like that; quand quelqu'un a mentionné son nom, il a marqué le coup when he heard the name, it really registered;8 ( souligner) marquer une fête nationale par un défilé to celebrate a national holiday with a parade;10 ( être caractéristique de) [idée, discours, attitude] to be characteristic of [personne, parti, époque];B vi1 ( laisser une trace) to leave a mark (sur on);2 ( être important) [homme politique, artiste] to leave one's mark; [événement] to be significant; un événement qui a marqué dans l'histoire a significant historical event;3 Sport to score; il a réussi à marquer he managed to score.[marke] verbe transitif1. [montrer] to markmarquer la limite de quelque chose to mark something (off), to mark the limit of somethingl'horloge marque 3 h the clock shows ou says 3 o'clockla balance marque 3 kg the scales register ou read 3 kgle thermomètre marque 40°C the thermometer shows ou registers 40°Cles lignes bleues marquent les frontières the blue lines show ou indicate where the border is2. [signaler - passage d'un texte] to mark ; [ - bétail] to brand, to mark ; [ - arbre] to blaze ; [ - linge] to label, to taga. [avec un signet] to mark one's place (with a bookmark)b. [en cornant la page] to turn down the corner of one's pagepour marquer sa confiance as a token ou mark of his trust4. [événement, date] to marka. [fêter quelque chose] to mark the occasionb. [réagir] to react5. [prendre en note] to write ou to take ou to note (down) (separable)marqué à l'encre/à la craie/au crayon sur le mur marked in ink/chalk/pencil on the wall, inked/chalked/pencilled on the wall6. [suj: difficulté, épreuve] to markle chagrin a marqué son visage his face is lined ou furrowed with sorrowça m'a beaucoup marqué it made a big ou lasting impression on me8. JEUX & SPORTmarquer les points to note ou to keep the scorel'argument est judicieux, vous marquez un point (figuré) the argument is valid, that's one to you ou you've scored a point9. [rythmer]10. COUTUREles robes, cet été, marqueront la taille this summer's dresses will emphasize the waist line————————[marke] verbe intransitif1. [personne, événement] to stand outsa mort a marqué dans ma vie his death had a great effect ou impact on my life2. [crayon, objet]attention, ça marque! careful, it'll leave a mark!
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