I. mark [mɑːk] 名词
II. mark [mɑːk] 动词 trans
punctuation mark 名词
registration mark, registration number 名词
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Crucially for companies looking to hire, the mark-up has been reduced to 4%.
www.recruiter.co.uk Many agents charge a hefty mark-up for sending letters and correspondence, rather than simply the cost of the stamp.
www.ft.com It makes more sense to think of the "full" price as a mark-up, an anti sale, where only a few consumers will bite.
www.thewire.com He said the government would make this measure meaningful and result-oriented so that business community could avail full advantage of the lowest mark-up rate.
nation.com.pk Between 1980 and 1993 the provincial mark-up alone rose by 157 per cent.
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