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1·She hasn't had much success yet. Mark you, she tries hard.

她还没取得什么成功，可是她非常努力。《牛津词典》

2·That is the only question mark you can have.

这是你们唯一可以质疑的问题。

3·Being late may mark you as untrustworthy and someone who may not meet other deadlines.

会议迟到会被视作不值得信任，你也许不能满足其他任务期限要求。

4·Todd: So, Mark you said that you do crazy things when you travel. Can you give an example?

托德：马克，你说过你在旅行时经常做疯狂的事情。你能举个例子吗？

5·Getting involved will mark you out as someone who has not only professional skills, but cultural savvy too.

参加这类活动会使人们觉得你不仅具有专业技能，而且通晓外国文化。

6·In this view, your friend's great marathon becomes a mark you judge yourself by but that is seen as unconnected to your situation.

按照这种观点，你的朋友跑了一个很棒的马拉松变成您自己判断自己的一个标准，但这并不跟您的实际情况相关。

7·Or else he will mark you down as an annoying upstart and will only be too glad to edge you out when the next round of redundancies comes round.

否则，他会把你列为讨厌的自以为是的家伙，在下一轮裁员时，他会很乐意把你裁掉。

8·A little bit of human courtesy can work wonders: something as simple as asking a glassless recruiter if they need a drink can mark you out from the ravenous crowd.

些许谦恭也许能创造奇迹：比如问一位酒杯空空的招聘人员是否要喝一杯，也许这就能让你在贪婪的人群中脱颖而出，就这么简单。

9·Mark, you've got a good wife. You ought to take care of her.

马克，你娶了个好太太，应该好好照顾她啊。《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

10·You mark what I say, John.

约翰，注意听着。《牛津词典》