Definition of marked-down in English:

marked-down

adjective ˈmɑːktˌdaʊn

Of an item for sale: reduced in price, cut-price. Of a sale, etc.: containing goods which have been reduced in price.

Early 20th century; earliest use found in George Lorimer (1869–1937). From marked + down, after to mark down s.v. to mark down.

adjectiveˈmɑːktˌdaʊn

Of an item for sale: reduced in price, cut-price. Of a sale, etc.: containing goods which have been reduced in price.

Early 20th century; earliest use found in George Lorimer (1869–1937). From marked + down, after to mark down s.v. to mark down.

单词	marked-down
释义	Definition of marked-down in English: marked-down adjective ˈmɑːktˌdaʊn Of an item for sale: reduced in price, cut-price. Of a sale, etc.: containing goods which have been reduced in price. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in George Lorimer (1869–1937). From marked + down, after to mark down s.v. to mark down. Definition of marked-down in US English: marked-down adjectiveˈmɑːktˌdaʊn Of an item for sale: reduced in price, cut-price. Of a sale, etc.: containing goods which have been reduced in price. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in George Lorimer (1869–1937). From marked + down, after to mark down s.v. to mark down.
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