Marqua (en. Marked)
/maʁ.kɔ/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
verb
To indicate by a sign or a distinct character.
He marked his territory with torches.
Il marqua son territoire avec des torches.
To have importance or impact on something.
This victory marked a turning point in his career.
Cette victoire marqua un tournant dans sa carrière.
To imprint a footprint or a symbol.
She marked the letter with her seal.
Elle marqua la lettre avec son sceau.
Etymology
From the verb 'to mark', of Latin origin 'marcare'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to score a goal
To succeed in scoring in a sports match.
marquer un but
to make an impression
To leave a lasting impression.
marquer les esprits
to lag behind
To move slowly or without progress.
marquer le pas
Related Words
to mark
The infinitive verb meaning to indicate or leave a mark.
marquer
marking
The action of marking or identifying something.
marquage
mark
Sign or symbol that identifies.
marque
Slang Meanings
To seize the opportunity or to do something important.
He really made a mark with his performance tonight.
Il a vraiment marqué avec sa performance ce soir.
To stand out or be recognized in a group.
After this presentation, he made an impression on all the executives.
Après cette présentation, il a marqué auprès de tous les cadres.