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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