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mark

[mahrk] / mɑrk /


NOUN
criterion, standard
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NOUN
goal, target
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He soon switched to management at Yale, however, after questioning whether he would make a mark as a mathematician.

From The Wall Street Journal

Almost two dozen white boxes to the east, southeast and across the Arctic Ocean from Svalbard marked the locations of Russian military bases.

From The Wall Street Journal

She ended up graduating with a 2:1, but believes the first-year disruption impacted her overall grade, saying she had to do a lot of self-study to get her good marks.

From BBC

With 41 runway shows and 20 presentations across the week, it marks a more than 10% increase in participation compared to last year.

From BBC

His three-over par first round at Riviera marked the third straight event in which he was over par through 18 holes.

From Barron's