unmarked

UK
/ʌnˈmɑːkt/
US
/ʌnˈmɑrkt/

Translations

unmarkedadjective
more unmarked
Comp.
most unmarked
Super.
UK
/ʌnˈmɑːkt/
US
/ʌnˈmɑrkt/
sans marqueSe dit d’un objet ou d’un paquet ne portant aucune marque distinctive.
The unmarked package was left on the doorstep, raising suspicion among the neighbors.
Le colis sans marque a été laissé sur le pas de la porte, ce qui a éveillé les soupçons des voisins.
non indiquéEmploi courant pour une route, une zone, une case ou un élément non signalé sur une carte ou un schéma.
The unmarked trail led us deeper into the forest, away from the main path.
Le sentier non indiqué nous a conduits plus profondément dans la forêt, loin du chemin principal.
démarquéAu sport, se dit d’un joueur qui n’est pas surveillé par un adversaire.
The player was left unmarked in the penalty area, allowing him to score easily.
Le joueur est resté démarqué dans la surface de réparation, ce qui lui a permis de marquer facilement.
Additional translations
non marquéTerme de linguistique : forme neutre ou non marquée d’une opposition.
unmarkverb

unmarked

Past Simple

unmarked
Past Simple
unmarked
Past Participle
unmarking
Gerund
UK
/ʌnˈmɑːk/
US
/ʌnˈmɑrk/
retirer le marquage
She decided to unmark the items that were no longer on sale.
Elle a décidé de retirer le marquage des articles qui n’étaient plus en soldes.
décocherContexte informatique.
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Definitions

unmarkedadjective
Not having any distinguishing marks or features.
The unmarked package was left on the doorstep, raising suspicion among the neighbors.
Not indicated or highlighted in any way, such as on a map or chart.
The unmarked trail led us deeper into the forest, away from the main path.
Not being guarded or closely watched by an opponent, especially in team sports.
The player was left unmarked in the penalty area, allowing him to score easily.
Being the neutral, default, or conventional member of a contrastive pair or set in linguistics.
In English, the plural noun without a suffix, like “sheep”, can be considered the unmarked form.
unmarkverb
To remove a mark or label from something.
She decided to unmark the items that were no longer on sale.
To deselect or remove a selection from an item, often in a digital context.
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