marching orders

marching orders
[ˈmɑːtʃɪŋˈɔːdəz]
sustantivo plural
1. (familiar)
  • to give somebody his marching orders -> mandar a paseo a alguien, mandar a alguien a bañarse (Andes, RP)

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Q: by several orders of magnitude
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Q: How would one say "Marching Band" in spanish?
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Q: How would I say "your total amount is. I place orders on Friday." ? ow do i say…
A: Hice el pedido el Viernes. El costo de la factura es de $ Puse la orden el Viernes El costo total es de $ Hice el pedido el Viernes. El importe total…
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