marker
Pronunciation: [ˈmɑrkər]
Word
Context: "writing"
(noun) a tool used to write or draw, usually with ink. It has a felt tip and comes in different colors. You can use it to make signs or color pictures.
Example
I used a red marker to color my drawing.
Example
I couldn't find a marker, so I had to use a pencil instead.
Example
Do you have a blue marker I can borrow?
Context: "indication"
(noun) something that shows or points out an important detail or fact. For instance, a marker on a map indicates where a place is.
Example
The star on the map is a marker for our restaurant.
Example
There was no marker to show where the picnic area was.
Example
What does that marker on the map mean?
Context: "education"
(noun) someone who grades or evaluates students' work, like a teacher who looks at tests and gives scores.
Example
The marker gave me a high score on my essay.
Example
The marker was not happy with my answers and said I need to improve.
Example
Who is the marker for our science projects?
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