marque

Meaning

Noun

1. mark (spot)
2. brand (of a company)
3. mark (on one's body, e.g. a birthmark)

Verb

1. inflection of marquer:
2. inflection of marquer:

Concepts

mark

brand

score

sign

make

trademark

print

symbol

tick

marker

mark of distinction

label

spot

indication

evidence

hallmark

signal

token

grade

feature

brand name

backbone

moral strength

habitual conduct

individuality

personality

reputation

token of love

registered trademark

credits

marks

number of items

points

runs

description

landmark

embodiment

expression

manifestation

materialisation

materialization

attribute

footprint

imprint

kind

stamp

tag

type

ensign

trade mark

identification mark

characteristic

trait

blur

barter

swap

swop

trade

denounce

stigmatise

stigmatize

cross

crisscross

stain

stigma

marque

trade name

assay-mark

authentication

marking

Deutsche Mark

Deutschmark

German mark

scotch

tally

track

property

check

manufacturer

augury

badge

emblem

figure

ideogram

omen

Pronounced as (IPA)

/maʁk/

Etymology

From Middle French marque (15th c.), deverbal from marquer, which see for more. Related with marc (“a weight”), mark (“a currency”), marche (“frontier”).

Sentences

Il marque son premier but le face aux Stars de Dallas .

He scored his first goal against the Dallas Stars.

Sa succession marque une rupture .

His succession marks a break.

La Dronne marque la limite ouest du pays .

The Dronne marks the western limit of the country.

La rivière Tama marque sa frontière nord .

The Tama River marks its northern border.

En France , elle possède les marques Joker , Réa , ainsi que la marque internationale Granini.

In France, it owns the brands Joker, Réa, as well as the international brand Granini.