make a mark

  • 1make a mark — make a/your mark (on sth) ► to have an important effect on something: »He is beginning to make his mark on the shape and direction of the Wall Street firm. »I was very ambitious, and I wanted to make a mark. Main Entry: ↑mark …

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  • 2make your mark — make a/your mark (on sth) ► to have an important effect on something: »He is beginning to make his mark on the shape and direction of the Wall Street firm. »I was very ambitious, and I wanted to make a mark. Main Entry: ↑mark …

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  • 3Make Your Mark — Studio album by Living with Lions Released June 17, 2008 …

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  • 4make your mark — make (your) mark to be successful or famous. She played several sports in school, but it was in basketball that she made her mark …

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  • 5make a mark — ► make a mark have a lasting or significant effect. Main Entry: ↑mark …

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  • 6make your mark — be known for an invention or an achievement, set the world on fire    If you want to make your mark, do it for humanity. Think of a cure for hate and war …

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  • 7make a mark on sth — make a/your mark (on sth) ► to have an important effect on something: »He is beginning to make his mark on the shape and direction of the Wall Street firm. »I was very ambitious, and I wanted to make a mark. Main Entry: ↑mark …

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  • 8make your mark on sth — make a/your mark (on sth) ► to have an important effect on something: »He is beginning to make his mark on the shape and direction of the Wall Street firm. »I was very ambitious, and I wanted to make a mark. Main Entry: ↑mark …

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  • 9make your mark — make (your)/a mark to make people notice you or to have an important effect on something. Mr Sorrell first made his mark as finance director at Wimpole and Soames. (sometimes + as) Richards made a tremendous mark on Australian cricket during 1985 …

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  • 10make a mark — make (your)/a mark to make people notice you or to have an important effect on something. Mr Sorrell first made his mark as finance director at Wimpole and Soames. (sometimes + as) Richards made a tremendous mark on Australian cricket during 1985 …

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