No. 3,612 in Spanish
marcan
"They mark" (third person plural conjugation of "marcar").
In a sentence
Ellos marcan la diferencia con su esfuerzo.
They make the difference with their effort.
In this sentence, 'marcan' is the conjugated form of the verb 'marcar' for the third person plural in the present indicative. It signifies taking action that results in a noticeable effect or change.
Las reglas marcan el camino a seguir.
The rules set out the path to follow.
Here, 'marcan' illustrates indicating or defining something, specifically the path represented by the rules.
Los relojes marcan la hora exacta.
Clocks indicate the exact time.
In this example, 'marcan' refers to indicating or showing information, akin to marking or displaying something.
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