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mark DIFFERENT AREAHmB:k, $mB:rkn [C]a small area on the surface of something which is damaged, dirty or different in some way伤痕，污点，特别之处There were dirty marks on her trousers where she had wiped her hands.她在裤子上抹了抹手，那块地方就留下污渍。His fingers had left marks on the table's polished surface.光亮的桌面上留下了他的指印。I'm afraid the acid will leave a permanent/indelible mark on your car.我恐怕这种酸液会在你的车上留下永久/无法消除的斑痕。She had a red mark on her arm where she had burnt herself.她烧伤了自己，胳膊上留下了红色疤痕。A mark is also a typical feature or one which allows you to recognize someone or something.特征，标记Did your attacker have any identifying/distinguishing marks such as a scar or a birthmark?袭击你的人是否有显著特征，如疤痕或胎记？You can tell which puppy is which from the marks (also markings) on their fur.你可以根据皮毛的特征辨认出每条小狗。Judging from the green marks (also markings) on their backs, these sheep belong to the farmer up the road.从背部的绿色标记可知，这些羊属于路那头的农民。(fig.) Ten years away from home at boarding school have certainly left their mark on (= had a permanent unpleasant effect on) him.十年的寄宿学校生活肯定在他身上留下了烙印（对他有影响）。(fig.) Daniel didn't work here for very long, but he definitely made his mark on (= was successfully involved with) the place.丹尼尔在这里工作的时间不长，却给这里（的人们）留下了深刻的印象。
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