mark meaning:

n. mark; trace; score; trademark

v. stain; score; note; mark

Pronunciation: British [mɑ?k] American [mɑ?rk]

Word deformation:

1. Past tense: marked?

2. Past participle : marked?

3. Present participle: marking?

4. Third person singular: marks

Bilingual example:

They have got a pile of exam papers to mark.

They had a pile of exam papers to mark.

Extended information:

Synonyms

1. brand　?

Pronunciation: British [br?nd]? American [br?nd] ]

n. brand; trademark; brand; mark

vt. stigmatize; remember; brand

She's gone over to a milder brand of cigarettes.

She has switched to another brand of lighter-tasting cigarettes.

2. character

Pronunciation: British ['k?r?kt?(r)]? American ['k?r?kt?r]

n. Personality; quality; character; character; reputation; status

adj. [Drama] (role) represents a certain characteristic

We need only keep track of the last marked character.

We only need to remember the last marked character.