chatter mark
ˈtʃætər mɑːrk
Definition

Definition of chatter mark - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
geologyTECH.short crack on rock smoothed by a glacierTECH.
  • We observed a chatter mark on the glaciated rock.
crack
2.
technologyTECH.fine ripples on a workpiece from a vibrating toolTECH.
  • The lathe left a chatter mark on the metal surface.
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Images of chatter mark

  • chatter mark: short crack on rock smoothed by a glacier
    short crack on rock smoothed by a glacier

Expressions with chatter

chatter like a magpiev.
talk a lot in a rapid, trivial way
She can chatter like a magpie when she's excited.
it's just chatterexp.
conversation that is not important or serious
Don't worry, it's just chatter.
cocktail chattern.
light informal conversation at social events
The party was filled with cocktail chatter and laughter.
humming with chatteradj.
filled with continuous talking or noise
The market was humming with chatter as people shopped.
chitter-chattern.
light and lively discussion, often informal
The room was filled with chitter-chatter before the meeting.

Expressions with mark

mark downv.
reduce the price of an item
The store decided to mark down all summer clothing by 30%..
mark offv.
indicate completion on a list
She marked off the tasks she finished.
mark outv.
set boundaries or limits for an area
They marked out the area for the new park.
mark upv.
annotate or add notes to a text
She used a highlighter to mark up important sections in the book..
leave a markv.
to create a visible mark or stain
The coffee spill left a mark on the table.
make a markv.
leave a visible impression on a surface
She used a pen to make a mark on the paper.
miss the markv.
fail to hit the target
The arrow missed the mark completely.
black markn.
indication of disapproval or failure
The missed deadline was a black mark for the team.
hit the markv.
to achieve the desired result or effect
Her presentation really hit the mark and impressed everyone..
leave one's markv.
make a lasting impression or cause a noticeable change
She hopes to leave her mark on the world.

Terms related to chatter mark

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
erosionformationgeologyglacierrocksurfaceweatheringengineeringfabricationfinishmachiningmanufacturing

Examples of chatter mark in a sentence

  • Geologists study chatter marks to understand ice flow.
  • The technician noticed a chatter mark on the finished piece.
  • Chatter marks can affect the precision of the component.

View all translations of chatter mark

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  1. French:entailles en croissant, ondulation, ...
  2. German:Ritzmarke, Rattermarke, ...
  3. Italian:marca da martellamento, ondulazione, ...
  4. Spanish:marca de glaciar, marca de vibración, ...
  5. Portuguese:fenda de chatter, marca de vibração, ...
  6. Chinese:冰川刻痕, 振痕, ...
  7. Japanese:チャターマーク, 振動痕, ...
  8. Arabic:شَقّ قَصير في صَخر مَصقول بِالجَليد, أَثَر تَمَوُّج, ...
  9. Hebrew:סֶדֶק קָטָן בְּסֶלַע, סִימַן רְטִיטָה, ...
  10. Russian:трещина, след вибрации, ...
  11. Ukrainian:льодовикова тріщина, сліди вібрації, ...
  12. Hindi:चैटर मार्क, लहर चिह्न, ...

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