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From:
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marked
/ˈmɑrkt/
(
a
.)有記號的,顯著的,醒目的
From:
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marked
加標誌的
MRKD
From:
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marked
標示
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Marked
a.
Designated
or
distinguished
by
,
or
as
by
,
a
mark
;
hence
;
noticeable
;
conspicuous
;
as
,
a
marked
card
;
a
marked
coin
;
a
marked
instance
. --
Mark*ed*ly
adv.
--
J
.
S
.
Mill
.
A marked man
,
a
man
who
is
noted
by
a
community
,
or
by
a
part
of
it
,
as
,
for
excellence
or
depravity
; --
usually
with
an
unfavorable
suggestion
.
◄
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From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Mark
v. t.
[
imp. &
p
. p.
Marked
p.
pr
. &
vb
. n.
Marking
.]
1.
To
put
a
mark
upon
;
to
affix
a
significant
mark
to
;
to
make
recognizable
by
a
mark
;
as
,
to
mark
a
box
or
bale
of
merchandise
;
to
mark
clothing
.
2.
To
be
a
mark
upon
;
to
designate
;
to
indicate
; --
used
literally
and
figuratively
;
as
,
this
monument
marks
the
spot
where
Wolfe
died
;
his
courage
and
energy
marked
him
for
a
leader
.
3.
To
leave
a
trace
,
scratch
,
scar
,
or
other
mark
,
upon
,
or
any
evidence
of
action
;
as
,
a
pencil
marks
paper
;
his
hobnails
marked
the
floor
.
4.
To
keep
account
of
;
to
enumerate
and
register
;
as
,
to
mark
the
points
in
a
game
of
billiards
or
cards
.
5.
To
notice
or
observe
;
to
give
attention
to
;
to
take
note
of
;
to
remark
;
to
heed
;
to
regard
;
as
,
mark
my
words
.
“
Mark
the
perfect
man.”
To mark out
.
(a)
To
designate
,
as
by
a
mark
;
to
select
;
as
,
the
ringleaders
were
marked
out
for
punishment
.
(b)
To
obliterate
or
cancel
with
a
mark
;
as
,
to
mark
out
an
item
in
an
account
.
To mark time
Mil.
,
to
keep
the
time
of
a
marching
step
by
moving
the
legs
alternately
without
advancing
.
Syn:
--
To
note
;
remark
;
notice
;
observe
;
regard
;
heed
;
show
;
evince
;
indicate
;
point
out
;
betoken
;
denote
;
characterize
;
stamp
;
imprint
;
impress
;
brand
.
From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
marked
adj
1:
strongly
marked
;
easily
noticeable
; "
walked
with
a
marked
limp
"; "
a
pronounced
flavor
of
cinnamon
" [
syn
:
pronounced
]
2:
singled
out
for
notice
or
especially
for
a
dire
fate
; "
a
marked
man
"
3:
having
or
as
if
having
an
identifying
mark
or
a
mark
as
specified
;
often
used
in
combination
; "
played
with
marked
cards
"; "
a
scar-marked
face
"; "
well-marked
roads
" [
ant
:
unmarked
]
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