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10 Language-to-English DictionariesTach
/tɑːk/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
To mark or label something, often with a specific notation.
"The teacher decided to tach the assignments to indicate which ones needed revision." - 2
To criticize or denounce someone or something.
"He was tach for his lack of commitment to the project."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'tach' is derived from the Portuguese verb 'tachar', which means to mark or label. It has roots in Latin, specifically from 'taxare', meaning to touch or handle, which evolved through Old French before entering English usage.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Tach" is said worldwide
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marquer
Transliteration: maʁke
"Le professeur a décidé de marquer les devoirs pour indiquer ceux qui nécessitaient une révision."
markieren
Transliteration: maʁˈkiːʁən
"Der Lehrer beschloss, die Aufgaben zu markieren, um anzuzeigen, welche überarbeitet werden mussten."
contrassegnare
Transliteration: kontra'sɛɲɲare
"L'insegnante ha deciso di contrassegnare i compiti per indicare quali necessitavano di revisione."
marcar
Transliteration: maɾˈkaɾ
"El profesor decidió marcar las tareas para indicar cuáles necesitaban revisión."
tachar
Transliteration: taˈʃaʁ
"O professor decidiu tachar as tarefas para indicar quais precisavam de revisão."
चिह्नित करना
Transliteration: chihnit karna
"शिक्षक ने उन असाइनमेंट को चिह्नित करने का निर्णय लिया जो संशोधन की आवश्यकता थी।"
标记
Transliteration: biāojì
"老师决定标记作业，以指示哪些需要修订。"
표시하다
Transliteration: pyosi-hada
"교사는 수정이 필요한 과제를 표시하기로 결정했습니다."
マークする
Transliteration: māku suru
"教師は修正が必要な課題をマークすることに決めました。"
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