英:/'mɑːkt/ 美:/'mɑːrkt/
显著的
比较级 more marked 最高级 more marked
初中,高中,CET4,CET6,考研,TOEFL,商务英语
adj. 显著的；有记号的
v. 表示（mark的过去分词）；作记号；打分数
There were marked scars on her face, and police suspected her husband had done it.
她的脸上有着明显的伤痕，警察怀疑是她丈夫所为。
The student's performance in the final exam has a marked improvement.
这位同学在期末考试中的成绩有了显著提升。
The marked bottle was taken away.
有标记的瓶子被被人拿走了。
There was a marked improvement in my health when I gave up smoking.
戒烟后我的健康有了明显的改善
Did my email get marked as spam?
我的邮件是被标记成垃圾邮件了吗？
Their beliefs marked them as deviants in the eyes of the church.
在教会看来，这些人的信仰就表明他们是异端。
Oh yea, here it is. I have it. It was marked as spam. Let me unmark it.
哦是的，在这儿呢。被标记成垃圾邮件了，让我取消标记。
Thursday, July 4, marked the 242nd anniversary of the United States becoming a country.
7月4日星期四，是美国独立242周年纪念。
It marked the end of eight seasons of episodes that rivaled blockbuster movies.
最后一集的播出标志着《权力的游戏》全八季的最终完结，该剧的热度堪比电影大片。
That day marked a turning point in World War II, which eventually led to the defeat of Hitler's army.
那一天标志着第二次************的重大转折，最终导致了希特勒的纳粹德国被击败。
April 22 marked 50 years since the first Earth Day.
4月22日是世界地球日50周年纪念日。
March 11th marked the one-year anniversary since the WHO declared Covid-19 to be a pandemic.
3月11日是世界卫生组织宣布新冠为大流行病一周年。
September 28th marked Confucius's 2,572nd birthday.
9月28日是孔子诞辰2572周年的纪念日。
This Tuesday marked 100 days until the opening of the Beijing Winter Olympic Games.
本周二迎来北京冬奥会倒计时100天。
Tuesday marked 20 years since the premiere of the first Harry Potter film.
周二是第一部哈利波特电影首映以来的20周年纪念日。
It marked the return of ping-pong diplomacy.
这标志着“乒乓外交”的回归。
It was even marked on the map as a scenic route.
它在地图上甚至被标明为一条观光路线。
There has been a marked increase in crimes against property.
侵犯财产罪的数量有了明显的增加。
The wedding marked the beginning of a new phase in Emma's life.
婚礼标志着埃玛生活新阶段的开始。
The break-up of her marriage marked an all-time low in her life.
她婚姻的破裂标志着她进入了一生中空前艰难的时期。
The reforms marked the successful culmination of a long campaign.
这些改革标志着一场长期运动的胜利结束。
marked with
标有
marked freight prepaid
注明运费预付
marked price
标价；标明价目
adj.|obvious/prominent/noted/outstanding/telling;显著的；有记号的
以下基于语言知识库提供符合标准的权威解释：
marked /mɑːrkt/
词性：形容词
核心释义：
指事物具有显著特征或引人注意的差异，强调与常规状态或同类事物存在清晰可辨的区别。这种区别可能源于自然属性、人为干预或特定情境的衬托。
显著的，明显的
描述事物因特质突出而容易被察觉或识别。
例：实验组出现marked improvement（显著改善），数据波动呈现marked contrast（明显对比）。
权威依据：牛津词典定义其为"clearly noticeable"（清晰可见）[参考来源：Oxford Learner's Dictionaries]。
被标记的，带记号的
指物体表面存在符号、标签或物理痕迹。
例：考古学家发现marked stones（带刻痕的石块）；医护人员处理marked specimens（标有记号的样本）。
权威依据：剑桥词典收录"having a mark or marks"（带有标记）的释义[参考来源：Cambridge Dictionary]。
描述症状或生理变化的突出性，如marked swelling（显著肿胀）暗示炎症反应强烈。
指语言单位在形态或用法上存在对立特征，如marked tense（有标记时态）需通过词形变化表达。
用于强调群体差异，如marked inequality（显著不平等）反映社会结构性问题。
| 词汇 | 侧重点 | 典型场景 |
|---|---|---|
| marked | 与常态/背景的强烈反差 | 科学研究、数据分析 |
| noticeable | 仅需达到可感知程度 | 日常观察（如气温变化） |
| pronounced | 强调特征极端突出 | 生理特征或文化差异 |
权威参考建议：
更完整释义与经典用例可查阅：
- Merriam-Webster词典（英语权威释义）
- Collins COBUILD语料库（真实语境例句）
- 《现代英语用法指南》（商务印书馆学术版）
“Marked”是一个英语单词，主要作为形容词使用，以下是详细解释：
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