No. 237 in French

marque

"Marque" in English means "brand" or "mark."

In a sentence

Cette montre est une marque reconnue mondialement.
This watch is a globally recognized brand.
Here, 'marque' refers to a brand or trademark, denoting a recognized product line or company.
Il a laissé une marque sur la porte en l'ouvrant trop fort.
He left a mark on the door by opening it too forcefully.
In this sentence, 'marque' signifies a physical mark or trace left on an object.
La victoire de ce joueur laisse sa marque dans l'histoire du sport.
This player's victory leaves his mark in the history of sports.
Here, 'marque' is used metaphorically to represent a significant impact or legacy left by an individual's actions.

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