Pronunciation: English [m ɑ? K], beautiful [m ɑ? rk].

Explanation:

Sign; Symbol; Traces; Scores.

Mark.

Mark; To mark on; score

Deformation: past tense marker, past participle marker, present participle marker, third person singular marker, plural marker.

Phrases:

On the mark? Mark; Make a record on.

Is Mark there? Cato, draw it in.

Mark with ... Start marking.

Usage of signs:

Mark refers to the score of a subject or the grade expressed by letters when explaining "score, grade symbol", which is often used with for [in] to indicate the verb "get〔 [gain]".

Marks for followed by subject is usually used to mean "the score of a subject"

She got high marks in English. She got high marks in English.

Mark can stand for "score" alone.

This paper has a score of 100. This test paper * * * counts as 100.

Marks can also be expressed as "trademarks", such as marks on commodities.