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marching
UK
/ˈmɑːtʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈmɑrtʃɪŋ/
marching along
marching around
marching back
marching down
marching in
marching off
marching on
marching out
marching over
marching up
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marching
noun
marchings
pl
маршировка
The marching of the soldiers was impressive.
Маршировка солдат была впечатляющей.
шествие
The marching through the city attracted a large crowd.
Шествие по городу привлекло большую толпу.
Traducciones adicionales
поход
парад
Sinónimos
tramp
parade
procession
stroll
walk
marching
gerund / present participle
UK
/ˈmɑː.tʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈmɑr.tʃɪŋ/
Used to modify nouns/noun phrases, describing movement by marching.
маршевый
The marching band performed at the halftime show.
Маршевый оркестр выступил в перерыве матча.
Sinónimos
tramping
stepping
progressing
marching on
slogging
walking
parading
advancing
striding
trooping
march
verb
marching
Gerund
marched
Past Simple
marched
Past Participle
marching
Gerund
UK
/mɑːtʃ/
US
/mɑrtʃ/
маршировать
воен.
The soldiers march in formation during the parade.
Солдаты маршируют в строю во время парада.
Traducciones adicionales
шествовать
о торжественном или демонстративном движении
Sinónimos
walk
stride
advance
procession
trudge
parade
stomp
tread
Antónimos
stroll
amble
saunter
loiter
linger
dawdle
stop
retreat
halt
Definiciones
marching
noun
The act of walking with regular and measured steps, typically as part of a group or in a military context.
The soldiers' marching was synchronized and precise during the parade.
The organized public act of walking in protest or celebration, often along a set route.
Student marching was instrumental in bringing attention to the cause.
marching
gerund / present participle
Moving forward by taking regular, measured steps, especially in formation or as part of an organized procession.
A marching column of protesters advanced steadily toward the square.
march
verb
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.
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