march in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I.march1 [Am mɑrtʃ, Brit mɑːtʃ] N

II.march1 [Am mɑrtʃ, Brit mɑːtʃ] VB intr

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III.march1 [Am mɑrtʃ, Brit mɑːtʃ] VB trans

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march2 <marches, pl> [Am mɑrtʃ, Brit mɑːtʃ] N (borderlands)

March [Am mɑrtʃ, Brit mɑːtʃ] N

See also January

January [Am ˈdʒænjəˌwɛri, Brit ˈdʒanjʊ(ə)ri] N

January
enero m
January 24
24 de enero
on the first of January
el primero de enero
on the first of January
el uno de enero Spain
in January
en enero
early in January , in early January
a principios or a primeros de enero
in the middle of January
a mediados de enero
at the end of January
a fines or a finales de enero
every January
cada enero
every January
todos los eneros
he left last January
se fue en enero pasado
he left last January
se fue el pasado enero
next January
el próximo enero or el enero que viene
there are 31 days in January
enero tiene 31 días
there are 31 days in January attr sales/day
de enero

march-past [Am ˈmɑrtʃpæst, Brit] N Brit

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march in the PONS Dictionary

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I.march [mɑ:tʃ, Am mɑ:rtʃ] -es N a. MIL

II.march [mɑ:tʃ, Am mɑ:rtʃ] -es VB intr

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III.march [mɑ:tʃ, Am mɑ:rtʃ] -es VB trans (compel to walk)

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March [mɑ:tʃ, Am mɑ:rtʃ] N

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to march in columns MIL, NAUT
marchar en filas
the onward march of time
el avance inexorable del tiempo

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march Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a 20 km march
una marcha de 20 km
to be on the march
estar en marcha
to be within a day's march
estar a un día de camino
to march into a country
invadir un país
to march sb off
hacer marchar a alguien
the onward march of time
el avance inexorable del tiempo
to go/run/march past (sb)
ir/correr/pasar por delante (de alguien)
to march in columns MIL, NAUT
marchar en filas
to march past in close formation
desfilar en formación cerrada
to march in time to a tune
llevar el paso al ritmo de una melodía
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He was now able to use this city as a base to march into the heart of Alsace.
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It is a mainstay of both the parade and concert band march repertoire.
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Criers may march before the procession, yelling to clear the way for it.
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The drum major reaches the end zone and tosses the baton through the goal post as the band finishes the downfield march.
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Courtship displays begin with a male following the female in a stately, march-like walk.
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Small metal bars are added to the ribbon when the bearer has completed the march more than one time.
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Porky goes racing from the building and dashes into the office of the infantry division, proclaiming that he wants to l-l-learn to m-m-march.
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The repertoire always consists of one march, one piece from an overture or suite, and one piece of their choice.
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Tiny terraced fields march up the hillside right to the top.
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The residents have sought to re-route the march away from this area, seeing it as triumphalist and supremacist.
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