Vocab Bloom Hub

mark down

/mɑːrk daʊn/

Перевод: Фразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения снижения цены на что-либо или фиксации более низкой стоимости.

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/mɑːrk daʊn/B2formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения снижения цены на что-либо или фиксации более низкой стоимости.

A phrasal verb used to indicate reducing the price of something or recording a lower value.

неисчисляемое · переходный · фразовый, разделяемый

  1. Reduce priceformal

    To lower the price of an item, typically for a sale or promotion.

    ruСнизить цену

    • The store marked down all winter coats by 50%.
    • They marked down the electronics for the clearance sale.
    • The manager decided to mark down the damaged goods.

    Синонимыcutdecreasediscountknock downlowerreduceslash

    Антонимыincreasemark upraise

  2. Write down or recordformal

    To write something down for future reference or to make a note of it.

    ruЗаписать

    • Please mark down the important points from the lecture.
    • She marked down the appointment in her calendar.
    • He marked down the measurements for the project.

    Синонимыdocumentjot downlognoterecordregisterset downtake downwrite down

  3. Reduce a gradeformal

    To lower a student's score or grade, often due to errors or poor performance.

    ruСнизить оценку

    • The teacher marked down his essay for spelling mistakes.
    • She was marked down for not following the instructions.
    • Late submissions are marked down by one letter grade.

    Синонимыdockdowngradelowerreduce

    Антонимыboostraiseupgrade

Формы
  • marked down past participle
  • marked down past simple
  • marking down present participle
  • marks down third person singular

Базовый глаголmark

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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