No. 10,589 in French

marks

The French word "marks" does not exist; you may mean "marques," which translates to "brands" or "marks" in English.

In a sentence

Elle a reçu de bonnes notes à l'école.
She received good marks in school.
The word 'marks' refers to grades given to evaluate academic performance.
Il a laissé des marques sur le papier en appuyant trop fort avec le stylo.
He left marks on the paper by pressing too hard with the pen.
The word 'marks' refers to physical impressions or traces left on a surface.
Les enfants ont fait des marques sur le tableau avec des crayons.
The children made marks on the board with crayons.
The word 'marks' is used to indicate drawings or inscriptions made on a surface deliberately.

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