Noun:

নির্দশক ছাপ,

Verb:

ছাপ দেত্তয়া,

hallmarked's Usage Examples:

In Switzerland today, only precious metal watch cases must be hallmarked.

hallmarked (depending upon the requirements of the laws of either the place of manufacture or the place of import).

Where required to be hallmarked,.

ballpoint pens as well as mechanical pencils; most of which are made from hallmarked sterling silver.

His career has been hallmarked by controversy, including claims of being a second generation clone created.

in the antiques trade for an item suspected of being silver, but not hallmarked.

This date letter denotes the year in which the piece was made or hallmarked and is changed on 1 January each year.

incorporates liberal uses of funk, R'B grooves, and rock that would later be hallmarked as the band's "signature" sound.

The sound of this ensemble is hallmarked by the fact that the musicians also have experience of playing with different.

alleles of the gene suffer from trichothiodystrophy (TTD), a disease hallmarked by brittle hair and nails and usually by developmental difficulties as.

one of the greatest video games of all time, with an esports presence hallmarked by record-breaking prize pools that culminate in the annual championship.

offence to describe as platinum, gold or silver an item which is not hallmarked as appropriate or exempt from hallmarking.

The round and hallmarked silver medals hang on a length of ribbon in the purple, white and green.

Campaign Service Medal is hallmarked on the rim to the right of the suspension fixing.

The 2011 version of the medal is not hallmarked.

The Assay Office was then founded and hallmarked its first piece on 20 September 1773.

Although best known for hallmarked silver, the firm also produced notable work in bronze, copper and brass.

His federal judicial service has been hallmarked by being one of the most reversed judges in the United States Court of.

The season was hallmarked by United winning their fourth Major League Soccer championship, winning.

did not meet the 925 standard for sterling silver and so could not be hallmarked, as the new Act required.

All pieces bear the royal arms and are completely hallmarked for London, 1752, maker Mordecai Fox.

coins, which are especially dangerous to collectors since they are not hallmarked; his coins have appeared in the IBSCC's Bulletin on Counterfeits as well.