make mark



make one's mark

to do something that allows one to receive appropriate recognition. Perry made his mark by inventing a special kind of holder for a cell phone.
See also: make, mark

make your mark

also make a mark
to be successful or famous She played several sports in school, but it was in basketball that she made her mark.
See also: make, mark

make your/a mark

to make people notice you or to have an important effect on something (sometimes + as ) Mr Sorrell first made his mark as finance director at Wimpole and Soames. (often + on ) Richards made a tremendous mark on Australian cricket during 1985.
See also: make, mark

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Bikendi-Basque
MartieMAHR-deeEnglish
Leandrole-AHN-dro (Spanish)Spanish, Portuguese, Italian
Conley['kɔnli]
Atkey['ætki]
Carlman-Ancient Germanic