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No. 271 in French

marqué

"Marqué" means "marked" or "noticeable" in English.

In a sentence

  • Il a marqué un but décisif lors du match.

    He scored a decisive goal during the match.

    Here, 'marqué' is used to indicate the act of scoring in a sports context, derived from the verb 'marquer' which means to mark or score.

  • Cette journée restera marquée dans ma mémoire.

    This day will remain marked in my memory.

    In this sentence, 'marquée' implies that the day is significantly remembered, using a figurative sense of making a mark.

  • Son visage était marqué par la fatigue.

    His face was marked by fatigue.

    Here, 'marqué' describes a literal sense of visible signs of an impact, derived from the same root indicating a noticeable effect.

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