marca

Meaning

1. (feminine) brand (of clothing etc.)
2. (feminine) brand (for cattle)
3. (feminine) mark (left on a surface)
4. (feminine) print (fingerprint, footprint)
5. (feminine) record; personal best
6. (feminine) marker; buoy
7. (feminine, slang) whore; harlot
8. (feminine, historical) march; marchland (area)

marca registrada

record

nombre comercial

punto de referencia

logotype

balkline

line empezando

merk

markka

erupción de vaccinal

señal de lana

marca de estilo

signo característico

nombre de fábrica

Frequency

Hyphenated as

mar‧ca

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈmaɾka/

Inherited from Late Latin marca, of Germanic origin, related to Old High German marka and Old Norse mark.

New

marcar

to mark, to set
to write down, jot down
to score
to show, read, say (of a measuring device)
to beat, make (a rhythm)
to dial
to frame
(Spain, reflexive) to fancy, have a hankering for

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An user

Siendo el único lanzador en haber logrado esa marca .

Being the only pitcher to have achieved that mark.

An user

Marca el inicio del capitel en todos los órdenes clásicos .

Marks the beginning of the capital in all classic orders.

An user

En publicidad solo logró ser elegida para promocionar una marca de pelucas .

In advertising, she only managed to be chosen to promote a brand of wigs.

An user

Marca alcanzada por Adrian Peterson y

Eric Dickerson.

Brand reached by Adrian Peterson and Eric Dickerson.

An user

La unidad divina marca la distancia respecto al politeísmo , mayoritario en la Arabia preislámica .

Divine unity marks the distance from polytheism, the majority in pre-Islamic Arabia.