English / phrase
Make your mark
MEANING IN ENGLISH
to achieve lasting distinction, recognition, or notable success that leaves an enduring impression
In context
01
With her innovative research in renewable energy, the young scientist hopes to make her mark on global climate solutions.
02
The dean encouraged every new graduate to go out and make their mark through integrity and hard work.
Synonyms
Leave an impression,establish reputation,achieve distinction
Antonyms
Remain unnoticed,sink into obscurity,fail to achieve anything
Collocations
Make your mark in the world,eager to make your mark,opportunity to make your mark