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demarcate

/ˌdiːˈmɑː.keɪt/

/ˌdiːˈmɑr.keɪt/

demarcateverb

demarcated

Past Simple

demarcated

Past Participle

demarcating

Gerund

/ˌdiːˈmɑː.keɪt/

/ˌdiːˈmɑr.keɪt/

Translations

The team will demarcate the area for the new playground.

Команда будет размечать территорию для новой игровой площадки.

They used stones to demarcate the path through the forest.

Они использовали камни, чтобы отмечать путь через лес.

The surveyors will demarcate the boundaries of the new property.

Геодезисты будут разграничивать границы нового участка.

Additional translations

Definitions

To set the boundaries or limits of something.

The surveyor was hired to demarcate the property lines.

To distinguish or differentiate between two things.

The new policy aims to demarcate the roles of different departments more clearly.

Synonyms

set apart

demarcatepast participle

Definitions

Having boundaries that have been clearly marked or established.

Access is restricted to the demarcated section of the warehouse.

demarcategerund / present participle

Definitions

Marking or serving to mark a boundary.

A demarcating strip of yellow paint separates the lanes.