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mark

[mahrk] / mɑrk /


NOUN
criterion, standard
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NOUN
goal, target
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It says consumers are choosing to drink less alcohol and Fentimans and Frobisher have made their mark in the adult soft drinks market.

From BBC

“Their hesitancy to cut rates, I think, is actually ... quite a mark against them,” he said on CNBC.

From Los Angeles Times

In a few weeks, Shiffrin will be at it again, trying to make a definitive mark at another Winter Games.

From The Wall Street Journal

That momentum seems to be intact so far in 2026, as continued appetite for chip and other local stocks pushed the benchmark Kospi index past the 5000 mark for the first time in January.

From MarketWatch

But Brook still has plenty of experience to call upon and, if England's new generation also make their mark, his team could challenge for another title.

From Barron's