demark

/dəˈmɑɹk/ name

A surname.

Word Origin Demark means to mark off or set boundaries, from de- 'down, away' + mark. Mark is from Old English mearc 'boundary, sign', from PIE *merg- 'boundary', which also gives us margin and march (a border region). The de- prefix (Latin) can mean 'down' or 'completely', so demark is to mark out definitively. Related: remark (mark again, note), landmark (a mark of land), and trademark (a mark of trade).

name A surname.

Mr. Demark will be joining our board of directors next month.

(专有名词) 姓氏

德马克先生将于下月加入我们的董事会。

(nombre propio) Un apellido.

El Sr. Demark se unirá a nuestra junta directiva el próximo mes.

(nom propre) Nom de famille.

M. Demark rejoindra notre conseil d'administration le mois prochain.

(Eigenname) Ein Familienname.

Herr **Demark** wird nächsten Monat in unseren Vorstand eintreten.

(固有名詞) 英語圏で見られる姓の一つ。

デマーク氏が来月、当社の取締役会に加わる予定です。

(nome próprio) Um sobrenome.

O Sr. Demark se juntará ao nosso conselho de administração no próximo mês.

verb To demarcate.

The treaty will demark the official border between the two countries.

(动词) 划定界限;划界; demarcate

该条约将划定两国之间的正式边界。

(verbo) Demarcar.

El tratado demarcará la frontera oficial entre los dos países.

(verbe) délimiter; tracer la limite de; fixer les limites de; borner; démarquer [Délimiter, tracer ou marquer la limite de quelque chose.]

Le traité va demark la frontière officielle entre les deux pays.

(Verb) **demarken** bedeutet, eine Grenze oder Trennlinie offiziell festzulegen oder abzugrenzen.

Der Vertrag wird die offizielle Grenze zwischen den beiden Ländern **demarken**.

(動詞) 境界を定める、区画する

その条約は、両国間の正式な国境を定めることになる。

(verbo) demarcar; delimitar; marcar [Demarcar.]

O tratado demarcará a fronteira oficial entre os dois países.

Word parts: de + mark

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