march

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marzo

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march
[mɑːtʃ]
sustantivo
1marcha (f) (of soldiers, demonstrators); transcurso (m) (sentido figurado) (of time, events)
  • on the march -> en marcha
  • march past -> desfile (m)
verbo transitivo
2hacer marchar
  • he was marched off to prison -> le llevaron (por la fuerza) a la cárcel
verbo intransitivo
3marchar (soldiers, demonstrators)
  • to march off -> marcharse
  • to march by or past (something/somebody) -> desfilar (ante algo/alguien)

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march [march]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Marchar, caminar; andar con aire de majestad; limitar. (n)
  • To march back -> volverse atrás; hacer volver
  • To march in -> entrar, seguir
  • To march off -> irse, partirse, retirarse; desalojar
  • To march on -> marchar, caminar
  • To march out -> salir o hacer salir
  • To march up -> avanzar, adelantar; hacer avanzar, adelantar
va. Poner en marcha, hacer marchar.
adjetivo
1Marzo, el tercer mes del año.
2Marcha, la acción de marchar los soldados de un paraje a otro; la acción de marchar, modo de andar con cierta dignidad. (Militar)
3Marcha, el son que toca el tambor o el clarín para que se pongan en marcha los soldados. (Militar)
4Marcha, pieza de música que sirve para regularizar el paso de los que marchan.
  • To strike up a tocar una marcha -> 5. Adelanto, progreso
  • Marches -> pl
Frontera, raya, límite, témino.

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march [mɑːtʃ]
noun
(Mil) (Mús) marcha; (f) (long walk) marcha; (f) caminata; (f)
forced march marcha forzada; (f) an army on the march un ejército en marcha; we were on the march to the capital marchábamos hacia sobre la capital;or it's a day's march from here está a un día de marcha desde aquí; eso queda lejísimos
quick steal
verb:transitive
1 [+soldiers] hacer marchar; llevar
I was marched into an office me llevaron a un despacho; me hicieron entrar en un despacho
2 [+distance] recorrer (marchando)
verb:intransitive
1 (Mil) marchar
forward march! de frente ¡ar!; quick march! al trote ¡ar!; to march past desfilar; to march past sb desfilar ante algn
2 (demonstrate) manifestarse; hacer una manifestación
3
to march into a room entrar resueltamente en un cuarto; to march up to sb abordar a algn
modifier
march past (n) (Mil) desfile; (m)
march [mɑːtʃ]
noun
(Hist) marca; (f)
the Spanish March la Marca Hispánica; the Welsh marches la marca galesa

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Verb Conjugation for "march"

Imperative
  • march
  • you march
  • he/she marches
  • we march
  • you march
  • they march
Preterite
  • I marched
  • you marched
  • he/she marched
  • we marched
  • you marched
  • they marched
Present Continuous
  • I am marching
  • you are marching
  • he/she is marching
  • we are marching
  • you are marching
  • they are marching
Present Perfect
  • I have marched
  • you have marched
  • he/she has marched
  • we have marched
  • you have marched
  • they have marched
Past Continuous
  • I was marching
  • you were marching
  • he/she was marching
  • we were marching
  • you were marching
  • they were marching
Past Perfect
  • I had marched
  • you had marched
  • he/she had marched
  • we had marched
  • you had marched
  • they had marched
Future
  • I will march
  • you will march
  • he/she will march
  • we will march
  • you will march
  • they will march
Future Perfect
  • I will have marched
  • you will have marched
  • he/she will have marched
  • we will have marched
  • you will have marched
  • they will have marched
Future Continuous
  • I will be marching
  • you will be marching
  • he/she will be marching
  • we will be marching
  • you will be marching
  • they will be marching
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been marching
  • you have been marching
  • he/she has been marching
  • we have been marching
  • you have been marching
  • they have been marching
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been marching
  • you will have been marching
  • he/she will have been marching
  • we will have been marching
  • you will have been marching
  • they will have been marching
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been marching
  • you had been marching
  • he/she had been marching
  • we had been marching
  • you had been marching
  • they had been marching
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