Remarqué (en. Remark)

/ʁəmaʁke/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench
adjective
Refers to something that is distinguished or noteworthy.
His work was noted by several critics.
Son travail a été remarqué par plusieurs critiques.
Used to describe a person who has attracted attention through their actions or qualities.
He is a noted artist in the music industry.
C'est un artiste remarqué dans le milieu de la musique.
Indicates an event or fact that has sparked interest.
She gave a notable speech at the conference.
Elle a donné un discours remarqué lors de la conférence.

Etymology

Derived from the verb 'remarquer', coming from Latin 're-markare'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to point out
To draw attention to something.
faire remarquer
to notice a difference
To observe a variation or a change.
remarquer une différence
to make oneself noticed
To draw attention to oneself.
se faire remarquer

Related Words

remark
Observation or comment on something.
remarque
to notice
To observe or record something.
remarquer
remarkably
In a way that stands out due to its exceptional nature.
remarquablement

Slang Meanings

Someone who always stands out.
He is a real standout, he cannot go unnoticed.
C'est un vrai remarqué, il ne peut pas passer inaperçu.
A noteworthy event.
The evening was a true 'noteworthy' event not to be missed.
La soirée était un vrai 'remarquable' à ne pas manquer.