marked

[mɑ:kt]

adj.有记号的, 显著的, 受监视的
动词mark的过去式和过去分词

词形变化

副词: markedly | 名词: markedness |

词义辨析

同义:

a.引人注目的; 明显的

noticeable  plain  evident  noted  apparent  decided  

同义参见:

pronounced  characteristic  

英英释义

动词 mark:

attach a tag or label to

同义词：tag, label, mark

designate as if by a mark

同义词：mark

be a distinctive feature, attribute, or trait; sometimes in a very positive sense

同义词：distinguish, mark, differentiate

mark by some ceremony or observation

同义词：commemorate, mark

make or leave a mark on

同义词：mark

to accuse or condemn or openly or formally or brand as disgraceful

同义词：stigmatize, stigmatise, brand, denounce, mark

notice or perceive

同义词：notice, mark, note

mark with a scar

同义词：scar, mark, pock, pit

make small marks into the surface of

同义词：score, nock, mark

establish as the highest level or best performance

同义词：set, mark

make underscoring marks

同义词：score, mark

remove from a list

同义词：cross off, cross out, strike out, strike off, mark

put a check mark on or near or next to

同义词：check, check off, mark, mark off, tick off, tick

assign a grade or rank to, according to one's evaluation

同义词：grade, score, mark

insert punctuation marks into

同义词：punctuate, mark

形容词 marked:

strongly marked; easily noticeable

同义词：pronounced

singled out for notice or especially for a dire fate

having or as if having an identifying mark or a mark as specified; often used in combination

补充

markedmarked英:[mɑ:kt] 美:[mɑrkt]adj.1.明显的; 显著的Colder weather in the fall is a marked difference from the heat of summer.秋天天气比较凉爽, 与炎热的夏天明显不同。2.作为惩罚对象的; 受敌视的He is a marked man for criticizing his boss who will fire him as soon as she can.他由于批评老板而受到歧视; 老板一有机会就要解雇他。

例句

1. The trends since the 1950s have become even more marked.从20世纪50年代以来, 这些趋势变得更加明显。 2. She had a marked Australian accent.她明显带有澳大利亚口音。 3. a marked increase in crimes against property侵占财产犯罪的明显增加 4. He was a man of austere habits, in marked contrast to his more flamboyant wife.他处事严谨, 与他爱张扬的妻子形成了鲜明的对比。 5. All he needs to do is make one phone call and I'm a marked man.他只需打一个电话, 我就大难临头了。 6. Judge Michael Carroll told him that he would spend the rest of his life as a marked man.迈克尔•卡罗尔法官告诉他, 他的余生都将处于危险之中。 7. its short bill and heavily marked underparts.它的短喙和满是斑纹的体下部。 8. the word ‘drake’ is semantically marked as masculine; the unmarked form is ‘duck’.单词‘drake’的语义标记为阳性；其未标记形式为‘duck’。 9. a marked increase in UK sales.英国销售额的显著增长。 10. There has been a marked increase in vandalism in recent years.近年来毁坏公物的事件明显增加。 11. This year's sales have risen markedly.今年的销售额显著上升。 12. a marked card [=a playing card that has a secret mark on its back so that someone can see what the card is without looking at its face]有记号的纸牌 13. All the streets are well-marked. [=all the streets have signs showing their names]所有这些街道的名称都有明确标识。 14. The bird's wings are marked with white. [=the bird has white marks on its wings]这种鸟的翅膀有白色的标记。 15. He speaks with a marked accent.他讲话口音很重。 16. There was a marked change in her attitude.她的态度有了明显转变。 17. There's been a marked improvement in the weather.天气明显好转了。 18. His current friendly manner is in marked contrast to his usual behavior. [=is very different from his usual behavior]他现在友好的态度与他平常的举止迥然不同。 19. Winning the race made him a marked man.他因在赛跑中胜出一举成名。 20. "As the front-runner, the candidate has become a marked woman."作为领先者，那位候选人变成了女名人。 21. His unpopular ideas made him a marked man at work.他的那些不得人心的观点使他在工作中不招人待见。 22. markedly different opinions明显不同的观点 23. The town had changed markedly.这个小镇变化很大。