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Verbos de Acción Manual - Verbos para el Marcado

Aquí aprenderás algunos verbos en inglés que se refieren a marcar como "bandera", "mancha" y "subrayar".

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Categorized English Verbs of Manual Action
to mark
to mark
[Verbo]

to leave a sign, line, etc. on something

marcar

marcar

Ex: Before cutting the fabric, the tailor used chalk to mark the pattern. 
to check off

to put a check mark on or near an item to show it is done or verified

marcar con una señal, marcar como hecho o verificado

marcar con una señal, marcar como hecho o verificado

Ex: He always checks off completed assignments promptly. 

Él siempre marca las tareas completadas con prontitud.

to flag
to flag
[Verbo]

to mark something so that it receives special attention or can be easily identified

señalar, marcar

señalar, marcar

Ex: The system automatically flags suspicious transactions. 
to underline

to draw or print a line beneath a word, phrase, or other piece of text

subrayar, rayar por debajo

subrayar, rayar por debajo

Ex: Michael had underlined several important sentences in the article. 
to draw
to draw
[Verbo]

to make a picture of something using a pencil, pen, etc. without coloring it

dibujar

dibujar

Ex: The artist can draw realistic portraits of people. 
to paint
to paint
[Verbo]

to cover a surface or object with a colored liquid, usually for decoration

pintar

pintar

Ex: The artist painted the fence white to match the house. 
to ink
to ink
[Verbo]

to mark something with ink

entintar

entintar

Ex: He carefully inked the outlines of the design before filling it in with color. 

Él cuidadosamente entintó los contornos del diseño antes de rellenarlo con color.

to tattoo
to tattoo
[Verbo]

to mark or decorate the skin with permanent ink

tatuar, grabar con tinta permanente

tatuar, grabar con tinta permanente

Ex: The tattooist carefully tattooed the intricate design requested by the customer. 

El tatuador tatuó cuidadosamente el intrincado diseño solicitado por el cliente.

to brand
to brand
[Verbo]

to mark a distinctive symbol, logo, or trademark onto an object or surface

marcar, grabar

marcar, grabar

Ex: To prevent counterfeiting, luxury items are often branded with intricate marks and holograms. 
to imprint
to imprint
[Verbo]

to make a lasting mark on a surface or material through pressure or contact

imprimir, marcar

imprimir, marcar

Ex: The heavy machinery unintentionally imprinted tire tracks on the grass. 

La maquinaria pesada imprimió involuntariamente huellas de neumáticos en el césped.

to scratch
to scratch
[Verbo]

to damage a surface or skin by making a thin, shallow cut or mark with something sharp or rough

arañar, rayar

arañar, rayar

Ex: Daniel accidentally scratched the car while carrying his bicycle. 
to stain
to stain
[Verbo]

to leave a discolored or dirty mark on something

manchar,  teñir

manchar, teñir

Ex: Be careful because this sauce can stain the carpet. 
to splotch
to splotch
[Verbo]

to mark something with irregular spots

manchar, salpicar

manchar, salpicar

Ex: She accidentally splotched her shirt with ink while writing. 

Ella accidentalmente manchó su camisa con tinta mientras escribía.

to dot
to dot
[Verbo]

to mark something with one or more small round spots or points

puntear, marcar con puntos

puntear, marcar con puntos

Ex: He carefully dotted each letter i in his name. 
to fleck
to fleck
[Verbo]

to mark with small, tiny spots

motear, salpicar

motear, salpicar

Ex: The painter flecked the canvas with splashes of vibrant colors to create a dynamic effect. 

El pintor salpicó el lienzo con manchas de colores vibrantes para crear un efecto dinámico.

to blot
to blot
[Verbo]

to make a mark or spot on a surface by spreading a liquid substance

manchar, emborronar

manchar, emborronar

Ex: The spilled coffee blotted the clean tablecloth, leaving a brown stain. 

El café derramado manchó el mantel limpio, dejando una mancha marrón.

to speck
to speck
[Verbo]

to mark something with tiny particles or spots

motear, salpicar

motear, salpicar

Ex: Raindrops specked the car window, creating a pattern as they rolled down. 

Las gotas de lluvia mancharon la ventana del coche, creando un patrón mientras rodaban.

to blotch
to blotch
[Verbo]

to stain something, usually a surface, with a large, irregularly shaped discoloration or blemish

manchar, emborronar

manchar, emborronar

Ex: The painter was careful not to let the paintbrush slip and blotch the canvas. 

El pintor tuvo cuidado de no dejar que el pincel se resbalara y manchar el lienzo.

to stripe
to stripe
[Verbo]

to add long, narrow bands or lines of a different color or texture to an object

rayar, listar

rayar, listar

Ex: The painter chose to stripe the canvas with vertical lines for a modern and dynamic effect. 

El pintor eligió rayar el lienzo con líneas verticales para un efecto moderno y dinámico.

to pattern
to pattern
[Verbo]

to arrange or form something in a consistent and recognizable design or sequence, often involving repetition

patronar, organizar según un patrón

patronar, organizar según un patrón

Ex: The chef sought to pattern the dish with a visually appealing arrangement of ingredients. 
to watermark

to imprint a distinctive mark or design on paper or an image, often as a means of identification or to prevent counterfeiting

marcar con filigrana, filigranar

marcar con filigrana, filigranar

Ex: Photographers often watermark their images with a logo to indicate ownership. 

Los fotógrafos a menudo marcan con agua sus imágenes con un logotipo para indicar propiedad.

to deboss
to deboss
[Verbo]

to press or stamp a design into a surface so it sits below the level of the surface

grabar en relieve negativo, estampar en hueco

grabar en relieve negativo, estampar en hueco

Ex: During the printing process, the designer decided to deboss the title on the book cover for a tactile effect. 

Durante el proceso de impresión, el diseñador decidió grabar en relieve negativo el título en la portada del libro para un efecto táctil.

to emboss
to emboss
[Verbo]

to create a raised design or pattern on a surface, typically by impressing or stamping with a die or tool

grabar en relieve, repujar

grabar en relieve, repujar

Ex: The leather artisan skillfully embossed the company logo onto the surface of the wallet. 

El artesano del cuero repujó hábilmente el logo de la empresa en la superficie de la cartera.

to tab
to tab
[Verbo]

to mark or identify with a projecting piece, label, or tag

etiquetar, marcar

etiquetar, marcar

Ex: To streamline the filing system, the secretary tabbed each folder with a color-coded label. 

Para agilizar el sistema de archivo, la secretaria etiquetó cada carpeta con una etiqueta de código de colores.

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