Pronunciation

/rɪˈmɑːrk/

Definitions

Noun

A noun in this context is:

1. A statement or observation made, especially one that is brief or不经意.
   • Example: “Her remark about the weather was unexpected.”
2. An expression of opinion or criticism.
   • Example: “He made a rude remark about her cooking.”

Verb

To remark as a verb means:

1. To make a comment or observation, typically about something that has just been said or done.
   • Example: “The professor remarked on the significance of the discovery.”
2. To express an opinion or feeling.
   • Example: “She remarked on how well the children were behaving.”

Phrases

• “Make a remark” suggests offering a comment.
• “In passing, he remarked” implies a comment made casually.
• “An offhand remark” refers to a comment made without much thought.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “His witty remark had everyone laughing.”
• Verb: “After finishing her meal, she remarked on the excellent service.”
• As a verb: “Don’t take his remarks too seriously; he tends to be sarcastic.”

Synonyms

• Observation
• Comment
• Observation
• Observation
• Observation
• Criticism
• Expression
• Observation
• Note
• Observation