unmarked

adjective

US /ˌʌnˈmɑrkt/

1
something that is unmarked has no words or symbols on it to show what or where it is
an unmarked police car
an unmarked grave
Synonyms and related words
Not known or difficult to know
secret
private
personal
2
mainly Britishin sports, an unmarked player has a lot of freedom to move because they are not being marked by a player from the other team
Synonyms and related words
Players and positions in various sports
all-American
back
backfield
3
linguisticsan unmarked word or phrase is generally used in normal English instead of being, for example, formal or informal
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe language
agglutinative
classical
cognate

单词	unmarked
释义	unmarked adjective UK /ʌnˈmɑː(r)kt/ DEFINITIONS3 1 something that is unmarked has no words or symbols on it to show what or where it is an unmarked police car an unmarked grave Synonyms and related words Not known or difficult to know secret private personal 2 in sport, an unmarked player has a lot of freedom to move because they are not being marked by a player from the other team Synonyms and related words Players and positions in various sports all-American A. N. Other back 3 linguisticsan unmarked word or phrase is generally used in normal English rather than being, for example, formal or informal Synonyms and related words Words used to describe language agglutinative classical cognate unmarked adjective US /ˌʌnˈmɑrkt/ DEFINITIONS3 1 something that is unmarked has no words or symbols on it to show what or where it is an unmarked police car an unmarked grave Synonyms and related words Not known or difficult to know secret private personal 2 mainly Britishin sports, an unmarked player has a lot of freedom to move because they are not being marked by a player from the other team Synonyms and related words Players and positions in various sports all-American back backfield 3 linguisticsan unmarked word or phrase is generally used in normal English instead of being, for example, formal or informal Synonyms and related words Words used to describe language agglutinative classical cognate
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