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Verbes d'Action Manuelle - Verbes pour le Marquage

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes anglais se référant au marquage tels que "drapeau", "tache" et "souligner".

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

to leave a sign, line, etc. on something

marquer

marquer

Ex: She carefully marked the important passages in the textbook with colored tabs. 
to check off

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

cocher, marquer comme fait ou vérifié

cocher, marquer comme fait ou vérifié

Ex: She checked the boxes off one by one as the job was completed. 

Elle a coché les cases une par une au fur et à mesure que le travail était terminé.

to flag
to flag
[verbe]

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

signaler, marquer

signaler, marquer

Ex: Please flag any unusual charges on the statement. 
to underline

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

souligner, tirer un trait sous

souligner, tirer un trait sous

Ex: Please underline the correct answer on the worksheet. 
to draw
to draw
[verbe]

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

dessiner

dessiner

Ex: My little brother is able to draw a perfect circle freehand. 
to paint
to paint
[verbe]

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

peindre

peindre

Ex: To enhance the curb appeal, the homeowner chose to paint the front door a bold red. 
to ink
to ink
[verbe]

to mark something with ink

encrer

encrer

Ex: The writer inked his thoughts onto the pages of his journal. 

L'écrivain a encré ses pensées sur les pages de son journal.

to tattoo
to tattoo
[verbe]

to mark or decorate the skin with permanent ink

tatouer, marquer d'un tatouage

tatouer, marquer d'un tatouage

Ex: The artist skillfully tattooed a vibrant butterfly on the client's shoulder. 

L'artiste a habilement tatoué un papillon vibrant sur l'épaule du client.

to brand
to brand
[verbe]

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

marquer, estampiller

marquer, estampiller

Ex: The artisan decided to brand each handmade product with a custom logo. 
to imprint
to imprint
[verbe]

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

imprimer, marquer

imprimer, marquer

Ex: The artist carefully imprinted her fingerprints on the clay sculpture. 

L'artiste a soigneusement imprimé ses empreintes digitales sur la sculpture en argile.

to scratch
to scratch
[verbe]

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

gratter

gratter

Ex: A thorn scratched Emily's arm as she walked past the bush. 
to stain
to stain
[verbe]

to leave a discolored or dirty mark on something

tacher,  salir

tacher, salir

Ex: The berries stained Emma's fingers purple. 
to splotch
to splotch
[verbe]

to mark something with irregular spots

tacher, maculer

tacher, maculer

Ex: The artist intentionally splotched the background of the painting for a dynamic effect. 

L'artiste a intentionnellement taché le fond de la peinture pour un effet dynamique.

to dot
to dot
[verbe]

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

pointiller, marquer de points

pointiller, marquer de points

Ex: Dot the map wherever you find a suitable campsite. 
to fleck
to fleck
[verbe]

to mark with small, tiny spots

tacheter, éclabousser

tacheter, éclabousser

Ex: As the baker sifted flour, it inadvertently flecked the countertop with fine white powder. 

Alors que le boulanger tamisait la farine, elle a tacheté involontairement le plan de travail d'une fine poudre blanche.

to blot
to blot
[verbe]

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

tacher, maculer

tacher, maculer

Ex: Be careful with the watercolor brush; too much water can blot the delicate paper. 

Faites attention avec le pinceau à aquarelle ; trop d'eau peut tacher le papier délicat.

to speck
to speck
[verbe]

to mark something with tiny particles or spots

tacheter, parsemer de petites taches

tacheter, parsemer de petites taches

Ex: The artist carefully specked the painting with tiny dots to create texture. 

L'artiste a soigneusement parsemé la peinture de petits points pour créer de la texture.

to blotch
to blotch
[verbe]

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

tacher, maculer

tacher, maculer

Ex: He accidentally dropped the ink bottle, causing it to blotch the paper with dark splotches. 

Il a accidentellement laissé tomber la bouteille d'encre, ce qui a fait tacher le papier avec des taches sombres.

to stripe
to stripe
[verbe]

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

rayer, strier

rayer, strier

Ex: She carefully striped the scarf with contrasting colors to create a bold pattern. 

Elle a soigneusement rayé l'écharpe avec des couleurs contrastées pour créer un motif audacieux.

to pattern
to pattern
[verbe]

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

structurer, organiser selon un motif

structurer, organiser selon un motif

Ex: She carefully patterned the garden by alternating rows of colorful flowers. 
to watermark

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

filigraner, marquer d'un filigrane

filigraner, marquer d'un filigrane

Ex: To protect against forgery, the company chose to watermark official documents. 

Pour se protéger contre la contrefaçon, l'entreprise a choisi de filigraner les documents officiels.

to deboss
to deboss
[verbe]

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

embosser, estamper en creux

embosser, estamper en creux

Ex: The artist chose to deboss intricate patterns onto the clay surface to add texture. 

L'artiste a choisi de gaufrer des motifs complexes sur la surface en argile pour ajouter de la texture.

to emboss
to emboss
[verbe]

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

embosser, gaufrer

embosser, gaufrer

Ex: The official seal was embossed onto the certificate, giving it a distinguished appearance. 

Le sceau officiel a été embossé sur le certificat, lui donnant une apparence distinguée.

to tab
to tab
[verbe]

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

étiqueter, marquer

étiqueter, marquer

Ex: The student decided to tab the important chapters in the textbook for quick access. 

L'étudiant a décidé de marquer les chapitres importants dans le manuel pour un accès rapide.

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