marked

marked
adjective
1) (noticeable) deutlich [Gegensatz, Unterschied, [Ver]besserung, Veränderung]; ausgeprägt [Akzent, Merkmal, Neigung]
2)

be a marked man — auf der schwarzen Liste stehen (ugs.)

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adjective (obvious or easily noticeable: There has been a marked improvement in her work.) merklich
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marked
[mɑ:kt, AM mɑ:rkt]
adj
1. (clear) deutlich, ausgeprägt; (striking) auffallend, markant
a \marked characteristic ein herausstechendes Merkmal
in \marked contrast to sth im krassen Gegensatz zu etw dat
a \marked improvement eine deutliche [o spürbare] Verbesserung
a \marked limp ein auffälliges Hinken
2. (with distinguishing marks) markiert, gekennzeichnet
\marked cards gezinkte Karten
\marked money [or notes] [or AM bills] gekennzeichnete [Geld]scheine
3. (under threat) gebrandmarkt
to be a \marked man/woman auf der schwarzen Liste stehen fam
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[mAːkt]
adj
1) contrast merklich, deutlich; accent stark, deutlich; improvement spürbar, merklich

in marked contrast (to sb/sth) — in scharfem Gegensatz (zu jdm/etw)

it is becoming more marked — es wird immer deutlicher, es tritt immer deutlicher zutage or zu Tage

2)

he's a marked man — er steht auf der schwarzen Liste

3) (= signposted) path, trail ausgezeichnet
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marked [mɑː(r)kt] adj
1. markiert, gekennzeichnet, mit einem Zeichen oder einer Aufschrift (versehen):
a marked check (Br cheque)
a) US ein gekennzeichneter Scheck,
b) Br ein bestätigter Scheck
2. gezeichnet (auch fig gebrandmarkt):
a face marked with smallpox ein pockennarbiges Gesicht;
feathers marked with black spots Federn mit schwarzen Punkten;
a marked man fig ein Gezeichneter oder Gebrandmarkter
3. fig deutlich, merklich, ausgeprägt:
a marked American accent;
marked progress spürbarer oder deutlicher Fortschritt;
in marked contrast to in deutlichem Gegensatz zu
4. auffällig, ostentativ (Gleichgültigkeit etc)
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adjective
1) (noticeable) deutlich [Gegensatz, Unterschied, [Ver]besserung, Veränderung]; ausgeprägt [Akzent, Merkmal, Neigung]
2)

be a marked man — auf der schwarzen Liste stehen (ugs.)

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adj.
markiert adj.

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