911查询·英语单词
1. 划分出;规划：mark off 划分出 . | mark out 划分出;规划 . | mark out for 使...注定要 .
2. 规划：mark out for 注定要 | mark out 规划 | mark symbol 标记符号
3. 划分出; (品格、特征)出众：mark off 划分出 | mark out 划分出; (品格、特征)出众 | point out 指出, 指明
4. 标出：mark off 区分 | mark out 标出 | mark pulse 标志脉冲
1. mark out
1. 划界;画线分出
To mark out an area or shape means to show where it begins and ends.
e.g. When planting seedlings I prefer to mark out the rows in advance.
种树苗的时候，我喜欢事先划出行来。
2. 使具有…特色;使…与众不同
If a particular quality or feature marks someone or something out, it makes them obviously different from other people or things.
e.g. There were several things about that evening that marked it out as very unusual...
那晚因几件事情显得非同寻常。
e.g. It does not appear to possess any of the obvious signs that would mark it out as a restaurant...
它似乎没有一处明显的标志让它看上去像一家饭店。
1. mark out在线翻译
1. If that turns out to be the case, it would mark the first annual decline by such " advanced economies " since World War II.
2. mark out的反义词
2. British sprinter Mark Cavendish pulled out of the Tour of Spain with about 60 km remaining in Tuesday's fourth stage.
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3. Tour de France chief Christian Prudhomme has applauded efforts to weed out the cheats, even if it means unsavory doping revelations leave a black mark on the race.
4. Rabinowitz broke the record a week ago, but a faulty electronic timer kept the mark out of the books.
5. Mark Ronson has denied saying that Amy Winehouse was " freaked out " by Adele's international success.
6. In comparison with Seb's rising form, it seems to me that Mark's form somehow flattens out.
7. It was the first time a AAA quality credit mark has been handed out in China by a Chinese association.
8. Americans Scott Kaufman and Mark Warkentin vied for the early lead before dropping out of medal contention.
9. mark out的意思
9. Han's mother pointed out another mark, which was presumably made when Han's moped slid across the street after the collision.
10. In both cases, each judge awards a mark out of a possible 10.
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