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full ˈmarks N pl

1. full marks (in exam):

full marks
to get full marks [for sth]

2. full marks fig (praise):

full marks
Anerkennung f <-, -en>
full marks
Lob nt <-(e)s>

quo·ˈta·tion marks N pl

quotation marks

ˈquote marks N pl

quote marks

striation, scratch marks [straɪˈeɪʃn] N

mark VB

I. mark1 [mɑ:k, Am mɑ:rk] N

1. mark:

Fleck m <-(e)s, -e>
Mal nt <-(e)s, -e>
Brandmal nt <-s, -e> form
Kratzer m <-s, ->
Schramme f <-, -n>
Spur f <-, -en>
Narbe f <-, -n>
Abdruck m <-(e)s, -drü·cke>
dirt/paint marks

2. mark ZOOL:

Merkmal nt <-s, -e>
Kennung f <-, -en>
(on fur) marks pl
Zeichnung f <-, -en>

3. mark fig (indication):

Zeichen nt <-s, ->

4. mark (sign to indicate position):

Markierung f <-, -en>

5. mark (sign to distinguish):

Zeichen nt <-s, ->
Herkunftszeichen nt <-s, ->
Warenzeichen nt <-s, ->
Schutzmarke f <-, -n>

6. mark (signature):

Kreuz nt <-es, -e>

7. mark (for punctuation):

Satzzeichen nt <-s, ->
quotation marks

8. mark SCHOOL (grade):

Note f <-, -n>
Zensur f <-, -en>
no marks for guessing who did this fig inf
to get bad/good marks for sth
to get full marks [for sth] Brit, Aus
full marks for guessing who I met at the party fig inf

9. mark no pl (required standard):

Standard m <-s, -s>
Norm f <-, -en>

10. mark no pl fig (distinction):

Rang m <-[e]s> kein pl

11. mark (point):

Marke f <-, -n>

12. mark also fig (target):

Ziel nt <-(e)s, -e>
Zielscheibe f <-, -n> a. fig
to be an easy mark Am fig

13. mark:

Start m <-s, -s>
Startblock m <-(e)s, -blöcke>
Startlinie f <-, -n>
on your marks, get set, go!

14. mark (version of a car):

Modell nt <-s, -e>

15. mark COMPUT:

Marke f <-, -n> spec

16. mark hist (frontier area):

Mark f <-, -en> hist

Phrases:

II. mark1 [mɑ:k, Am mɑ:rk] VB trans

1. mark (stain):

to mark sth

2. mark usu passive (scar):

3. mark (indicate):

to mark sth

4. mark (label):

to mark sth

5. mark:

to mark sth (mean)

6. mark (commemorate):

to mark sth
an etw acc erinnern

7. mark SCHOOL:

to mark sth
to mark sb

8. mark (clearly identify):

to mark sb/sth as sb/sth
jdn/etw als jdn/etw kennzeichnen [o. auszeichnen]

9. mark usu passive Am (destine):

zu etw dat /für etw acc bestimmt sein

10. mark SPORTS, FBALL:

to mark sb
jdn decken

11. mark SCIENCE:

to mark sth receptacle
etw eichen

Phrases:

III. mark1 [mɑ:k, Am mɑ:rk] VB intr

1. mark:

2. mark SCHOOL:

mark (give marks)

3. mark (pay attention):

mark2 <pl -s [or -]> [mɑ:k, Am mɑ:rk] N

mark short for Deutschmark

Mark f <-, ->

Deutsch·mark [ˈdɔɪtʃmɑ:k, Am -mɑ:rk] N, DM hist

D-Mark f <-, ->

label, mark VB

as·ˈsay mark N (on gold and silver)

black ˈmark N

Tadel m <-s, ->
black mark SCHOOL
Verweis m <-es, -e>
Minuspunkt m <-(e)s, -e> fig

ˈcar·et mark N TYPO, COMPUT

Caretzeichen nt spec

ˈcaste mark N

ˈcen·tre mark N (in tennis)

ˈdit·to mark N

ditto mark → ditto

I. dit·to [ˈdɪtəʊ, Am ˈdɪt̬oʊ] ADV inv

II. dit·to [ˈdɪtəʊ, Am ˈdɪt̬oʊ] N LING

DM [ˌdi:ˈem], D-Mark [ˈdɔɪtʃmɑ:k, Am -mɑrk] N

DM ECON, FIN hist abbreviation of Deutschmark

D-Mark f <-, ->

Deutsch·mark [ˈdɔɪtʃmɑ:k, Am -mɑ:rk] N, DM hist

D-Mark f <-, ->
OpenDict entry

handling marks N

handling marks (on products) npl
handling marks (on products) npl
OpenDict entry

mark N

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