markings

UK
/ˈmɑːkɪŋz/
US
/ˈmɑrkɪŋz/
markingnoun

markings

pl

markings
pl
UK
/ˈmɑːkɪŋ/
US
/ˈmɑrkɪŋ/
Translations
marquageSport.
His tight marking prevented the striker from getting a clear shot on goal.
Son marquage serré a empêché l’attaquant d’obtenir un tir net au but.
The marking of the road surface took several days.
Le marquage de la chaussée a pris plusieurs jours.
The wall had strange markings that looked like ancient symbols.
Le mur portait d’étranges marques qui ressemblaient à des symboles anciens.
Additional translations
marqueZoologie.
Definitions
A visible sign or design made on a surface.
The wall had strange markings that looked like ancient symbols.
A pattern or design on an animal's body, such as stripes or spots.
The tiger's distinctive markings help it blend into the jungle.
The act or process of making marks, especially when assessing work or when adding lines, symbols, or inscriptions.
The marking of the road surface took several days.
A defensive tactic in sports, especially football (soccer), of staying close to an opposing player in order to limit their effectiveness.
His tight marking prevented the striker from getting a clear shot on goal.
markingadjective
Definitions
Intended for or used in making marks, labels, or indications.
He bought a special marking pen to label the boxes.
Relating to the evaluation, scoring, or grading of academic work.
She reviewed the marking guidelines before beginning to grade the exams.