The third person singular of march is: marches. March's example is used as a noun notsinglemanfel loutinthelongmarch. No one left behind in the Long March. March is synonymous with anti-March.

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Nouns: next month, February and April

Automatic search; Walkingwithregularsteps (especially InaProcessing of Somekind); 《itwasalongmarch》

"We heard voices."

Asteadyadvance "Mathematics of Science"

"Time theme"

The process of people walking together; " themarchwentupFifthAvenue "

A zone consisting of areaoneithersideofaboorder or boundaryofcountryoranarea; " thewelshmarches tween England Wales "

genreofmusicwrittenformarching； " Sousawrotethebestmarches "

adegreegrantedforthesuccessfulcompletionofadvancedstudyofararchitecture

Verb: marchinprocessing; "They took care of the restaurant."

Forcetomarch "Japanese Prison"

walkfast，withregularormeasuredstepswalkwithastride" hemarchedintoclassroomandannouncedtheexam "

" Thesoldiersmarchedacrosstheborder "

MarchinProtestTakePartinademotion "During the meeting, thousands of people showed the fruits of globalization."

Walk ostentatiously; " sheparadeshernewhusbandarounddown "

causetomarchorgoatamarchingpace； "They pushed Mursi into the desert."

lieadjacenttoanotherorshareburiary； "Canada and the United States"

England and Scotland

Third, dictionary interpretation.

1. March; Forward; Fast marching

When soldiers travel to a certain place, or when commanders and officers travel to a certain place, they will walk there as a group at a very regular pace.

For example, ascottishbattalionwasmarking down the street. ...

A battalion of the Scottish army is marching along the street.

For example, captainramirezcalledthemtoattentinandmarchedtothemaincamp ...

Captain Ramirez ordered them to stand at attention and then walked quickly to the main camp.

2. Demonstrations; protest march

When a group of people get together for some reason, they will go somewhere to express their ideas.

For example, democratic elections. ...

Demonstrators then marched in the capital, chanting slogans and demanding free elections.

For example, a hundred sofativacystmarkedtheholyday by marching for peace and disarmament.

Hundreds of activists held demonstrations calling for peace and disarmament to commemorate this sacred day.

Traveller

fightsbetweenpoliceandmarcherslastedforthreshours。

The conflict between the police and the demonstrators lasted for three hours. Go quickly and resolutely (in anger, etc), go

If you say that people go somewhere, you mean that they go there quickly and uncertainly, for example, because they are tired.

For example, HemarchedintoTheKitchen Without Nocking.

He broke into the kitchen without knocking.

4. Forcing peers; Be forced to go together

If you go somewhere, you force them to go with you, such as holding their arms tightly.

Synonym of March

For example, if they slow down, they will be beaten with sticks when they travel in areas where locusts are rampant. ...

They were taken through a crocodile-intensive place, and if they were a little slower, they would be beaten with a stick.

For example, Imarchedhimacrosstheroom, DowntheHallandOutothedoorstep.

I dragged him across the room and the hall to the door.

5. progress; Progress; develop

The theme of somethingitsstatedydevelopmentorprogress.

For example: iteasytofeedambled by the lentlessmarchoftechnology ...

With the rapid development of science and technology, it is easy for people to feel at a loss.

Society's excessive pursuit of materialism continues.

Society continues to develop in the direction of material hedonism.

6. March

amarchisapieceofmusicwithare regular rhythmthayoucanmarchto。

For example: a military band played Russian marches and folktunes.

The military band played Russian marches and folk music.

7. Notice of dismissal; marching orders

If you give someone an order, you tell him that you no longer need him, such as your employee or your lover.

They have their own route. ...

They have received the notice of dismissal.

For example, what does it mean for a woman to say "enough" and give her some advice?

How can a woman say "I've had enough" to her lover and let him go?

InAM, using American English and walking paper 8. Take the lead; one step ahead

If you support a person, you start to do something, and then you can surpass them.

For example, ifitstrategysuccessful, Mexican couldevenstealmarchonitsnearninger.

If the strategy is correct, Mexico can even surpass its northern neighbors.

Fourth, examples

notsinglemanfelloutinthelongmarch。

No one left behind in the Long March.

ThearmywasnowonthemarchtoShanghai。

At that time, the troops were marching towards Shanghai.

Science magazine.

Science is progressing.

The Peace Museum attracted a large number of voters.

The peaceful March attracted a large number of participants.

Curtain call, let's continue the parade.

After the shower, we moved on.

Thetroopsmarchedon。

The troops moved on.

The teacher walked into the children's playground.

The teacher led the children in line to the playground.

thistermwllbeginomarch 1st。

This term begins on March 1st.

Five, commonly used phrases

Used as a noun (noun) madasaMarchhare as crazy as a hare in March.

Used as a verb (v.) to March in parade.

At the memorial ceremony in the afternoon, the soldiers who were proud of their heroic actions.

A division that won honor for its bravery in the last battle will be paraded at the ceremony this afternoon.

Used as a noun on march, March advances in development; Older and older

The market develops or advances steadily. Move around

Sixth, lexical collocation.

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March in the solar calendar refers to the third month of the year, and March in the lunar calendar is the third month. March can be abbreviated as mar. March can be used as an attribute before other nouns in the sentence. March basically means "forward" and "progress". When making the explanation of "marching", it is often used for the marching of troops, and sometimes it can also be used to express the "parade" of Wei team; When "forward" is used, it is often used to escort prisoners. March can be used as both an intransitive verb and a transitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, a noun or pronoun is followed by an object; When march is used as an intransitive verb, it is followed by a noun phrase indicating how far it is. March can be followed by away, in, into, off, down, up and so on. Point out the way forward. March is a countable noun, which basically means "March, March". It is often used in the singular and often used with the definite article the. March can also be interpreted as "distance, journey" and "demonstration". March can also be interpreted as "March", which is often used in singular form and used with indefinite article A.

Retreat, March, March, Stump, Walk, Forward, Career, Demonstration, Development, Evolution, Gait, Pass, March, Forward, Step, Walk.

Related antonyms of March

Stop, stop

Related Neighborhood Words in March

Marco、marcel、Marchl、Marche、Marchi、Marchou、Marchon、Marchis、Marchei、Marchun、Marchia、Marchuk

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