marked
adj. 显著的,著名的; 有记号的; 加印记的; 受监视的
v. 表示(mark的过去分词); 作记号; 给…打分; 在…留下痕迹
A marked change or difference is very obvious and easily noticed.
There has been a marked increase in crimes against property...
侵财案件明显增加了。
He was a man of austere habits, in marked contrast to his more flamboyant wife...
他处事严谨,与他爱张扬的妻子形成了鲜明的对比。
If you describe someone as a marked man or woman, you mean that they are in danger from someone who wants to harm or kill them.
All he needs to do is make one phone call and I'm a marked man.
他只消打一个电话,我就大难临头了。
1. strongly marked; easily noticeable;
2. singled out for notice or especially for a dire fate;
3. having or as if having an identifying mark or a mark as specified; often used in combination;
His farewell speech marked his exit from politics.
他的告别演说是他退出政界的标志.
He looked at the clock. It marked two.
他看了看钟, 时针指向2点.
They marked out the tennis court with white paint.
他们用白漆标出了网球场的界线.
This area has been marked off for athletic practice.
这块地方被划出来供体育训练之用.
He marked the book down to 49 cents.
他把书的标价降为49分.
adj. 引人注目的;明显的
notednoticeableevidentplainapparentdecided
其他释义
pronouncedplainevidentcharacteristicdecidedapparentnoticeablenoted