First, pronounce English: [/? b？ k.mɑ？ rk/]； United States: [/? b？ k.mɑ？ rk/]

Second, Chinese translation n. bookmarks; (Network) Favorite Links

Bookmark ...; A collection of web pages.

Third, the form present participle: bookmark

Past tense: bookmark

Past participle: bookmark

Fourth, use bookmarking to add bookmarked phrases.

Bookmark a web page.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) bilingual example 1. I lost my place because I didn't use bookmarks.

I can't find where I read because I didn't use bookmarks.

I always bookmark my favorite websites.

I always mark my favorite websites as favorites.

This bookmark is a gift from my friend.

This bookmark is a gift from my friend.

Don't forget to bookmark this page for future reference.

Don't forget to mark this page as a favorite for future viewing.

He collected several interesting articles in the newspaper.

He marked several interesting articles in the newspaper.

6. Usage 1. As a noun, "bookmark" usually refers to a label inserted in a page to mark the reading position, and can also be used to refer to a collection of web page links in the Internet.

2. As a verb, "bookmark" means the action of marking a page or adding a web page link to a favorite.

3. The past tense and past participle form of "bookmark" are bookmarks, and the present participle form is bookmarking, which can be used in various tenses and voices. For example, I have collected some useful websites for learning English. I have collected some useful websites for learning English. )

4. The negative form of "bookmark" is do not bookmark or not bookmark (abbreviated as don't bookmark or not bookmark), and the negative form of past tense is Do Not Bookmark (abbreviated as Not Bookmark). I don't collect websites very often. )

5. Bookmarks can be collocated with some nouns or verbs related to books, web pages and marks, such as pages, websites and additions. Please bookmark this page so that you can find it easily next time. Please bookmark this page for next time. )