marcare
= verbo trans.segnare qualcosa con una marca o un marchio < marcato participio passato di marcare
= segnato con un marchio <
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bolzone
= macchina bellica da assedio usata nel medioevo , simile all'ariete la testa in ferro dell'ariete sorta di freccia con la punta smussata 3 punzone per marcare monete , medaglie ecc. 4 strumento dotato di un punzone usato per macellare i suini mediante un colpo sulla fronte 5 paletto di ferro che assicura a un muro una catena 6 lieve convessità dei bagli e dei ponti di una nave.
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marcato participio passato di marcare
= segnato con un marchio <>
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marcatura
= il marcare, l'essere marcato <>
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nacchera o gnacchera ,
= strumento musicale a percussione caratteristico del folclore spagnolo , costituito da due tavolette di legno riunite da un nastro e concave nella parte interna , che si applicano alle dita e si fanno risonare percuotendole l'una contro l'altra per marcare il ritmo di alcune danze <>
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rimarcare
= verbo trans. marcare di nuovo <>
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soprassegnare
= verbo transitivo marcare con un soprassegno , contrassegnare . <>
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(Jane Austen - Pride and prejudice ) "Believe me, my dear sir, my gratitude is warmly excited by suchaffectionate attention; and depend upon it, you will speedily receivefrom me a letter of thanks for this, and for every other mark of yourregard during my stay in Hertfordshire.<>
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He protested that she should receive from him no mark ofaffection whatever on the occasion.<>
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Bennet luckily stoodin such awe of her intended son-in-law that she ventured not to speak tohim, unless it was in her power to offer him any attention, or mark herdeference for his opinion.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) 'You rendered us a very important service this morning, sir,' said he,'will you allow us to offer a slight mark of our gratitude by beggingthe favour of your company at dinner?Great pleasure--not presume to dictate, but broiled fowl andmushrooms--capital thing! What time?Let me see,' replied Mr. Pickwick, referring to his watch, 'it is nownearly three.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) 'I had had time to note these little particulars, and to mark the heavybreathing and feverish startings of the sick man, before he was aware ofmy presence.<>
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Self-acting ink, that 'ere; it's wrote your mark uponthe wall, old gen'l'm'n.<>
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And what wasthe young man's reward? Let all young men present mark this: 'The maidens all flocked to his boat so readily.<>
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I never heerd, mindyou, or read of in story-books, nor see in picters, any angel in tightsand gaiters--not even in spectacles, as I remember, though that may ha'been done for anythin' I know to the contrairey--but mark my vords, JobTrotter, he's a reg'lar thoroughbred angel for all that; and let mesee the man as wenturs to tell me he knows a better vun.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) 'Oh, Ben, dear, how you do smell of tobacco,' said Arabella, ratherovercome by this mark of affection.<>
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Here Mr. Pell shook his head and paused; on which, the elder Mr. Weller,nudging his neighbour, as begging him to mark the attorney's highconnections, asked whether the duties in question produced any permanentill effects on the constitution of his noble friend.<>
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I wish tofree you from the restraint which your present position imposes uponyou, and to mark my sense of your fidelity and many excellent qualities,by enabling you to marry this girl at once, and to earn an independentlivelihood for yourself and family.<>
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