March

/mˈɑːt‍ʃ/

/ˈmɑɹtʃ/

Definicja i Znaczenie "march"

March

RZECZOWNIK

marzec

the third month of the year, after February and before April

marsz, parada

a formal, organized, and usually ceremonial procession of people, often military personnel, moving in a uniform and rhythmic way

marsz, pochód

a procession of people walking together

postęp, marsz

a steady advance

magister, tytuł magistra

a degree granted for the successful completion of advanced study of architecture

marsz, marsz wojskowy

a musical piece in duple or quadruple rhythm that is written to accompany or suggest marching

What is a "march"?

A march is a musical composition with a strong, regular rhythm and a steady beat, designed to accompany or evoke the feeling of walking or marching. It typically features a strong, rhythmic pattern with a clear and consistent tempo, often in 2/4 or 4/4 time. Marches are commonly used in military and ceremonial contexts, as well as in parades and processions. They are characterized by their straightforward, rhythmic structure and can be either lively and upbeat or more solemn and dignified.

march, strefa przygraniczna

district consisting of the area on either side of a border or boundary of a country or an area

to march

CZASOWNIK

maszerować, iść

to walk firmly with regular steps

Intransitive: to march | to march somewhere

maszerować, iść w marszu

to walk with a large group of people as a sign of protest

Intransitive

maszerować, zmuszać do marszu

to compel or order someone to move rapidly on foot, typically in a controlled or organized manner

Transitive: to march sb somewhere

posuwać się, maszerować

to advance or progress steadily with determination and intent

Intransitive: to march | to march somewhere

granicy, sąsiadować

to share boundaries or be adjacent to another geographical area

Intransitive

Transitive: to march with sth

march

Przykład

The soldiers endured an arduous march through rough terrain.

In military training, recruits are taught to march in unison to foster discipline and teamwork.

The tech company's early investment in research and development allowed them to steal a march on innovation in the industry.

The brass band performed a lively rendition of a popular march at the community event, filling the air with vibrant melodies and rhythmic beats.

In the midst of the elaborate military parade, the trumpeters proudly threw off chords, punctuating each step of the synchronized march with musical flair.

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