🇬🇧 Mark meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A mark is a small spot, stain, or area on something that looks different from the rest. It can be from dirt, a scratch, a pen, a crayon, a sticker, or anything else that changes how that part looks. When you see a dot, smudge, line, or little patch that doesn’t match the rest of the surface, that’s a mark.

I woke up with a pillow-crease mark on my face that made me look like a barcode.

There was a glitter mark on my nose all day, so I basically attended school as a disco ball.

The couch has a permanent butt mark where Dad sits to watch every single sport in the universe.

Grandpa had a coffee mark on his shirt that he called his ‘morning medal.’

There was a suspicious bite mark in my cookie, and my sister’s guilty crumbs gave her away.

Anna spilled juice on her white dress. One small mark grew on the front. She pointed to the mark, then saw another mark on her sleeve. Her mother made a face but did not shout. They rubbed at the marks, and the marks faded. Anna laughed, looking at the little mark that was almost gone.

This word is at the B2 level, which means it’s used in more complex conversations and texts. It helps you discuss abstract ideas, express opinions clearly, and engage in discussions on a variety of topics, both personal and professional.

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