[, ]a level or point that sth reaches that is thought to be important 重要水平;关键点位◆The price of oil has passed the $40-a-barrel mark. 石油价格突破了每桶 40 元的关口。◆Unemployment remains below the four million mark. 失业人数依然维持在 400 万的水平之下。
Mark [] (followed by a number) a particular type or model of a machine or vehicle (後接数字)(机器或车辆的)型号,款式◆the Mark II engine 二型发动机
●ˌmake your/a ˈmark (on sth)to become famous and successful in a particular area 出名;获得成功◆The company made its mark with its online payment service. 这家公司在在线支付服务方面取得了成功。➡ idiom at line nouncheck mark