mark off

The phrase 'mark off' is versatile, often used to denote setting boundaries, completing tasks, or distinguishing items.

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Definition

B2General

(common)To define or separate something by marking its boundaries.

Example

  • We marked off the area for the new garden with stakes.

B1Task Management

(common)To indicate that an item on a list has been completed.

Example

  • She marked off each task as she completed it.

C1Identification

(common)To distinguish or make something stand out from others.

Example

  • The unique architecture marks off this building from the rest.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "mark off":

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