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I . march <-es> [mɑːrtʃ, Brit mɑːtʃ] N a. MIL

march
marcha f
funeral march
a 20 km march

II . march [mɑːrtʃ, Brit mɑːtʃ] VB intr

march a. MIL
march (parade)
to march into a country

March [mɑːrtʃ, Brit mɑːtʃ] N

peace march <-es> N

protest march N

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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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Criers may march before the procession, yelling to clear the way for it.
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For its inheritors, the march would stand as an inspirational example, emblematic of the power of popular movements.
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An infiltrator attempted to disrupt the march by bursting balloons, but was frightened away by booing.
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A protest march was organised, attracting around 30 demonstrators.
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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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The march had been a real trial and was not without incident.
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Tiny terraced fields march up the hillside right to the top.
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The army will forage liberally on the country during the march.
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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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