Mark (noun):
1. An identifiable indication or impression made on a surface, object, or material with a pen, pencil, brush, or other writing or drawing tool, often serving as a distinguishing symbol, sign, or label.
2. A spot, blemish, or discoloration on a person's or animal's skin, typically resulting from injury, disease, or aging.
3. A visible sign or evidence of something's presence, occurrence, or history.
4. A measure or standard used for comparison, judgment, or evaluation.
5. A specific level or grade achieved on an examination or test, typically represented by a numerical or alphabetical symbol.
6. A target or objective that aims to be reached or attained.
7. A person's or animal's individual distinctive characteristics or features, often used for identification or tracking purposes.
8. A trace or imprint left on a surface or material as a result of pressure, contact, or exposure to certain substances.
9. A noteworthy accomplishment, achievement, or milestone.
10. A written or printed symbol used to represent a sound, word, or concept in a particular language or script.
11. A unit of currency in several countries, such as Germany and Finland.
Mark (verb):
1. To make a visible sign or impression on a surface, object, or material using a pen, pencil, brush, or other writing or drawing tool.
2. To indicate or designate an area, point, or object with a distinguishing symbol, sign, or label.
3. To leave a noticeable trace or evidence of the presence, occurrence, or history of something.
4. To assign a grade or score to someone's work, performance, or examination.
5. To commemorate, celebrate, or highlight an event or occasion.
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