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march

/mɑːtʃ/

/mɑrtʃ/

Übersetzungen

marchsubstantiv

marches

Pl.

/mɑːtʃ/

/mɑrtʃ/

маршвоен., муз.; также о протестном марше

The soldiers moved in a synchronized march across the parade ground.

Солдаты двигались синхронным маршем по плацу.

ходкнижн., о ходе времени, событий, развития

The march of time waits for no one.

Ход времени никого не ждёт.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

шествиео торжественном или протестном шествии

шествие

демонстрацияо протестном марше

маркаистор.; о пограничной области, чаще во мн. ч.

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marchverb

marched

Präteritum

marched

Partizip Perfekt

marching

Gerundium

/mɑːtʃ/

/mɑrtʃ/

маршироватьвоен.

The soldiers march in formation during the parade.

Солдаты маршируют в строю во время парада.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

шествоватьо торжественном или демонстративном движении

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Definitionen

marchsubstantiv

A walk or procession, especially one organized as a protest or demonstration.

The activists organized a march to raise awareness about climate change.

The steady, regular rhythm of walking, often associated with soldiers.

The soldiers moved in a synchronized march across the parade ground.

A piece of music with a strong, regular rhythm, typically used for marching.

The band played a lively march as the parade passed by.

A border region or frontier, especially the areas along the historical boundary between two countries (often used in the plural as "the Marches").

The baron controlled vast lands in the Welsh Marches.

A steady, forward movement or progression of events, time, or processes.

Nothing could halt the relentless march of technology.

marchverb

To walk in a deliberate, rhythmic manner, often as part of a group or procession.

The soldiers marched in perfect unison during the parade.

To proceed or advance in a steady, purposeful manner.

The protesters marched towards the city hall to demand change.

To walk with a regular and measured tread, often with a specific destination or purpose.

She marched into the office, determined to speak her mind.

To make someone walk somewhere firmly or in a disciplined manner (transitive).

The officer marched the recruits back to their barracks.