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mark; standard; bid; target
Meanings
5 senses · 10 examplesnoun
mark; sign; label
A sign that indicates something, often used in phrases like '商标' (trademark).
The label on this bottle states the production date.
There are many important landmarks on the map.
noun
standard; criterion; norm
Refers to an established measure or benchmark for quality or performance.
This factory's product quality meets the national standard.
They set very high scoring criteria for this competition.
verb
to bid; to tender (for a contract)
formalCommonly used in business and construction contexts for submitting a price offer.
Three companies are bidding for this government project.
Our company is preparing to bid for the construction of this bridge.
noun
target; goal; objective
In finance or law, can refer to the subject matter of a contract. More generally, it means a goal.
The main topic of this meeting is our sales target.
The subject matter of this contract is not clear enough.
adjective
superficial; ostentatious
informalOften used in a slightly negative sense to describe something that looks good on the surface but lacks substance.
He is very good-looking but lacks substance.
Don't just put on a show and do something unconventional for the sake of it.