No. 889 in Spanish
marcado
"Marked" or "noticeable."
In a sentence
El contraste entre ambas opiniones es muy marcado.
The contrast between both opinions is very marked.
Here, 'marcado' is used as an adjective to refer to something that is clearly noticeable.
He marcado la fecha en mi calendario para no olvidarme.
I have marked the date on my calendar to not forget.
In this sentence, 'marcado' is used as the past participle of the verb 'marcar,' meaning to mark or note something.
El cambio en su actitud durante la reunión fue marcado.
The change in their attitude during the meeting was significant.
'Marcado' here functions as an adjective describing a noticeable or significant change.
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