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Meanings of marked in inglês

catalão
marcat
espanhol
marcado

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

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marcat

Strongly marked; easily noticeable.

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Marked.

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Usage of marked in inglês
1
The case marked the latest important free speech decision by the justices.
Reuters
2
Clamadieu said Europe was marked by a slowdown in the construction market.
Reuters
3
She said the performance marked an important year in her people's history.
Radio NZ
4
This weekend marked 100 days since the vote to leave the EU.
The Guardian
5
For the four home countries especially, November marked a month of progress.
The Irish Times
6
Last year marked the third year of recovery for the plan administrators.
Reuters
7
Last month's result marked the highest level of growth since October 2014.
Radio NZ
8
This trend is especially marked among young males from identified, deprived areas.
The Irish Times
9
It marked the beginning of a long interaction with the health system.
The Irish Times
10
Thailand on Tuesday marked 36 days without a case of local transmission.
Reuters
11
Today marked the second day of talks in the North Korean capital.
News.com.au
12
A day of remembrance for road crash victims is being marked today.
The Irish Times
13
I marked this as yet another possible vulnerability in the prosecutor's case.
Mortal Allies
14
But the process was marked by stiff political and trade union opposition.
The Guardian
15
An economic crisis marked by high interest rates and inflation sparks riots.
The Guardian
16
On bond markets, core euro zone government futures marked a record high.
Reuters
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Translations for marked
catalão
marcat
espanhol
marcado
Marked through the time
Marked across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
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