No. 2,384 in French

remarqué

"Remarqué" means "noticed" or "remarked."

In a sentence

Je suis remarqué par tout le monde quand je parle.
I am noticed by everyone when I speak.
Used as a past participle in passive voice indicating being noticed.
Il a remarqué que le ciel était très clair ce soir.
He noticed that the sky was very clear tonight.
Used in the past tense to denote the act of observing or identifying something.
Elle est une personne très remarquable.
She is a very remarkable person.
Used as an adjective derived from the same root, meaning extraordinary or notable.

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