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действий
schema di valutazione
marking scheme [ˈmɑːkɪŋˌskiːm] N Brit
marking scheme SCHOOL, UNIV
I. mark1 [Brit mɑːk, Am mɑrk] N
1. mark (visible patch):
2. mark (lasting impression) fig:
to bear the mark of person: genius, greatness
to bear the mark of face: pain, grief
to leave one's mark on person: company, project
to leave one's mark on recession: country
3. mark (symbol):
as a mark of appreciation, esteem
4. mark Brit (assessment of work):
mark SCHOOL, UNIV
to get full or top marks Brit
5. mark (number on scale):
6. mark SPORTS (starting line):
7. mark (target):
to find its mark arrow:
to find its mark arrow:
to find its mark fig criticism, remark:
to find its mark fig criticism, remark:
to be (way) off the mark or to be wide of the mark person, calculation:
8. mark SPORTS (in rugby):
9. mark (model in series):
mark, also Mark
II. mark1 [Brit mɑːk, Am mɑrk] VB trans
1. mark (make visible impression on):
mark (stain) clothes, material, paper
mark bruise, scar: skin, face
mark (with pen etc.) map, belongings
segnare (with con)
2. mark (indicate, label):
mark person: name, initials, price, directions
indicare (on su)
mark cross, arrow, sign, label: position, place, road
mark fig death, event, announcement: end, change, turning point
to be marked as future champion, criminal
to mark the occasion, sb's birthday with firework display, party
3. mark (characterize):
mark style, remark, behaviour, era
to be marked by violence, envy, humour, generosity
4. mark (tick):
mark SCHOOL, UNIV essay, homework, examination paper
5. mark (pay attention to):
mark warning, comment
6. mark SPORTS:
mark player
7. mark:
III. mark1 [Brit mɑːk, Am mɑrk] VB intr
1. mark:
mark SCHOOL, UNIV teacher:
2. mark (stain):
mark dress, material etc.:
3. mark SPORTS:
IV. mark1 [Brit mɑːk, Am mɑrk]
mark2 [Brit mɑːk, Am mɑrk] N
marking [Brit ˈmɑːkɪŋ, Am ˈmɑrkɪŋ] N
1. marking (visible impression):
2. marking Brit:
marking SCHOOL, UNIV (process of correcting)
voti mpl
3. marking SPORTS:
Mark [Brit mɑːk, Am mɑrk]
I. scheme [Brit skiːm, Am skim] N
1. scheme (systematic plan):
progetto m (to do per fare)
2. scheme Brit ADMIN (system):
3. scheme (impractical idea):
scheme pej
scheme pej
4. scheme (plot):
complotto m (to do per fare)
5. scheme (design, plan):
6. scheme Scot (council estate):
II. scheme [Brit skiːm, Am skim] VB intr pej
complottare, tramare (to do per fare; against sb contro qn)
III. scheme [Brit skiːm, Am skim]
mark [mɑ:rk] N FIN
I. mark1 [mɑ:rk] N
1. mark:
to leave one's mark on sth/sb fig
2. mark (written sign):
3. mark (required standard):
4. mark (target):
5. mark (starting line):
6. mark LING:
Phrases:
II. mark1 [mɑ:rk] VB trans
1. mark (make a spot, stain):
2. mark (make written sign, indicate):
3. mark (characterize):
to mark sb as sth
4. mark (commemorate):
marking N
I. scheme [ski:m] N
1. scheme (structure):
2. scheme (plot):
II. scheme [ski:m] VB intr pej
Present
Imark
youmark
he/she/itmarks
wemark
youmark
theymark
Past
Imarked
youmarked
he/she/itmarked
wemarked
youmarked
theymarked
Present Perfect
Ihavemarked
youhavemarked
he/she/ithasmarked
wehavemarked
youhavemarked
theyhavemarked
Past Perfect
Ihadmarked
youhadmarked
he/she/ithadmarked
wehadmarked
youhadmarked
theyhadmarked
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Clear labeling of maximum operating depth is the most effective way of marking the cylinder.
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Its most striking feature is the pair of full height windows with open timberwork gables marking the former schoolroom.
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The marking scheme is specially designed for each station.
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One, known as the contour method, involves marking a transparent plastic template on the radar screen and moving it to the chart to fix a position.
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Another commonly used marking technique uses dots of white-out on the fingerboard, which wear off in a few weeks of regular practice.
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