Translations for „marched“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

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

march

marcha f

funeral march

enterro

a 20 km march

um desfile de 20 km

II . march [mɑːrtʃ, Brit mɑːtʃ] VB intr

march a. MIL

marchar

march (parade)

desfilar

to march into a country

invadir um país

March [mɑːrtʃ, Brit mɑːtʃ] N

March

março m

the month of March

o mês de março

every March

todo ano em março

in March

em março

last March

em março do ano passado

next March

em março do ano que vem

at the beginning/in the middle/at the end of March

no início/no meio/no fim de março

the first of March

primeiro de março

I was born on March 15th [or on the 15th of March]

eu nasci no dia 15 de março

peace march <-es> N

peace march

passeata f pela paz

protest march N

protest march

passeata f de protesto

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Promised safe conduct, he was marched under guard to the townhouse where the council had assembled.

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Surviving soldiers doffed their caps and waived to the grandstands, then marched back to their campsites to prepare to do it again the next day.

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He unfolded the banner of rebellion and marched against the capital, allegedly supported by 20,000 men.

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A local sheriff marched past, perspiring through his regulation white shirt.

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I marched in ready to offer inexpert parenting advice to my overwhelmed spouse.

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In the southern part of the nation, pirates even marched deep inland, causing havoc.

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The detainees were held in miserable conditions and then marched back east for trial.

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I marched in the schoolteacher segment, because my sister was a schoolteacher.

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This group was marched to the railroad station and placed in open boxcars.

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The whole army then marched three times around the pyre before it was lit.

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