marque
mark
The French word 'marque' is used in a similar way to the English word 'mark'. It can refer to a brand or a trademark, as well as a physical mark or trace. It can also be used to describe a distinctive feature or characteristic of something.
Example sentences using: marque
Quelle est la marque de votre voiture?
What is the brand of your car?
This sentence is used to inquire about the brand of one's car. It applies to situations in which the speaker wants to know the manufacturer or brand of the car that the other person owns.
La marque de ce produit est très célèbre.
The brand of this product is very famous.
In this context, 'marque' is used to refer to the brand name or the identity of a certain product. A well-known or ‘famous’ brand is often considered as a guarantee of quality by consumers.
Cette boisson porte la marque Coca-Cola.
This drink carries the Coca-Cola brand.
In this sentence, 'marque' is denoting the particular brand identity under which a product is marketed and sold. This example tells us that the drink in question is manufactured and sold under the Coca-Cola brand.