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Märsche
marches
in the PONS Dictionary
German
German
English
English
Marsch1 <-[e]s, Märsche> [marʃ, pl ˈmɛrʃə] N m
1. Marsch (Fußmarsch):
Marsch
march
2. Marsch (Wanderung):
Marsch
hike
jdn [zu jdm/etw/nach ...] in Marsch setzen
to dispatch sb [to sb/sth] form
sich acc in Marsch setzen
to move off
3. Marsch (Marschmusik):
Marsch
march
Phrases:
jdm den Marsch blasen inf
to haul [or drag] sb over the coals
Marsch2 <-, -en> [marʃ] N f
Marsch
marsh[land]
Marsch
fen
marsch [marʃ] INTERJ inf
marsch
be off with you!
marsch (zu Kindern)
scoot! inf
marsch, ab mit euch ins Bett!
get into bed, chop chop! [or at the double] inf
kehrt marsch!
about turn [or Am bes. face] , forward march!
English
English
German
German
charity walk
Marsch m <-(e)s, Mär·sche> (für wohltätige Zwecke)
marsh
Marsch f <-, -en>
march
Marsch m <-(e)s, Mär·sche>
a 20 km march
ein Marsch m über 20 km
to be on the march
auf dem Marsch sein
march
Marsch m <-(e)s, Mär·sche>
quick march!
im Laufschritt, marsch!
plod
Marsch m <-(e)s, Mär·sche>
trek (long way)
Marsch m <-(e)s, Mär·sche>
inf that was quite a hike
das war ein ganz schöner Marsch inf
Klett Geography Glossary
old coastal marsh
alte Marsch
young marshland
junge Marsch
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
jdn [zu jdm/etw/nach ...] in Marsch setzen
to dispatch sb [to sb/sth] form
sich acc in Marsch setzen
to move off
jdm den Marsch blasen inf
to haul [or drag] sb over the coals
ein strammer Marsch
a brisk march
Sprung auf! marsch, marsch! MIL
up! at the double!
marsch, ab mit euch ins Bett!
get into bed, chop chop! [or at the double] inf
inf that was quite a hike
das war ein ganz schöner Marsch inf
how can you expect the children to manage a six mile walk?
wie bitte sollen die Kinder einen zehn Kilometer Marsch bewältigen?
a 20 km march
ein Marsch m über 20 km
charity walk
Marsch m <-(e)s, Mär·sche> (für wohltätige Zwecke)
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Dieses stramme Einbinden nennt man im Englischen tight swaddling – also strammes Wickeln – oder swathing.
de.wikipedia.org
Die Schnurwasserwaage sollte möglichst genau in der Mitte hängen und die Schnur sehr stramm gehalten werden.
de.wikipedia.org
Die Gabel ist dann mittels eines Dornes von unten in die Federzwinge stramm eingetrieben.
de.wikipedia.org
Dies wird dadurch erreicht, dass die Gurte auf dem Rücken sehr stramm gezogen werden, was zur Beeinträchtigung der Atmung führen kann.
de.wikipedia.org
Durch ihre stramme Linientreue wurde sie unbeliebt und gefürchtet.
de.wikipedia.org
Examples from the Internet (not verified by PONS Editors)
[...]
Bei seinem subversiven Marsch durch die Kunstgeschichte verbindet er eine abstrakte, ornamentale Formensprache immer wieder mit figürlichen Motiven, setzt Avantgarde und Design, Trash und Salonkunst in ein dialektisches Verhältnis.
[...]
www.hatjecantz.de
[...]
In his subversive march through art history, he regularly links abstract, ornamental stylistic elements with figural motifs and places avant-garde and design, trash, and salon art in a dialectic relationship.
[...]
www.hatjecantz.de
[...]
Ich denke auch, dass Maskworld an dem Marsch eine ganze Menge verdient hat, so viel Kunstblut und Narben ich dort gesehen habe.
[...]
zoe-delay.de
[...]
I also think, Maskworld that deserves a whole lot on the march, so much fake blood and scars I saw there.
[...]
zoe-delay.de
[...]
Bei früheren Gelegenheiten organisierte Gora ähnliche Märsche, darunter auch den von Gandhis Ashram in Sevagram bei Nagpur nach Delhi, bei dem er 1000 Meilen in 100 Tagen zurücklegte.
www.ibka.org
[...]
On earlier occasions Gora organised similar marches, including the foot march from Gandhi's Ashram in Sevagram near Nagpur to Delhi, covering a distance of 1000 miles in one hundred days.
www.ibka.org

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