Definition
Definition of March - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
calendarthird month of the year with 31 days
- March is often windy and rainy.
2.
placeRare UK town in Cambridgeshire, EnglandRare UK
- They visited March during their trip.
Expressions with March
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March 15th in the Roman calendar
Julius Caesar was assassinated on the Ides of March.
the middle part of March
The festival is scheduled for mid-March.
extremely crazy or irrational like a March hare
During the meeting, he seemed mad as a hare in March.
the 1922 event when Mussolini's followers marched to seize power in Italy
The March on Rome marked the start of Mussolini's rule.
school vacation occurring in March
Students look forward to March break every year.
time when the sun crosses the celestial equator moving northward
The March equinox marks the beginning of spring in the northern hemisphere..
crazy or behaving in a wild, unpredictable way
He was mad as a March hare after hearing the news..
behaving in a wild and unpredictable way
During the party, he was crazy as a hare in March.
Origin of March
Latin, Martius (month of Mars)
Terms with March included in their meaning
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abr: March
third month of the year in the calendar
celebration
walk or march in public to show skills or celebrate an event
politics
march or gathering for political protest
movement
walk or march in a public place
wedding march
music played during a procession
parade
march in a procession in a public place
military
march at an angle to the line of the column
marching
march across a place in files
history
the march of Cyrus the Younger in 401 BC
stiff march
march stiffly with straight legs lifted high
military
military march with straight legs and high steps
calendar
March 25, a traditional quarter day in England
religion
March 25, a Christian holy day for the Annunciation
academic schedule
academic term at some universities starting in January and ending in March
march timing
rate of walking at a brisk, regulated speed
calendar
dating system with New Year's Day on March 25
military
military march in quick time
March 1917 uprising
uprising in March 1917 leading to tsar's abdication
military
make a strenuous long-distance march
military
long-distance march carrying full kit
calendar month
short form for the month of March
zodiac
person born between March 21 and April 19 in astrology
astrology
twelfth zodiac sign from February 19 to March 20
irish holiday
holiday celebrating Saint Patrick on March 17th
Examples of March in a sentence
The festival is held every March. March is known for its historic buildings. They moved to March last year.
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- French:mars, March, ...
- German:März, March, ...
- Italian:Marzo, March, ...
- Spanish:Marzo, March, ...
- Portuguese:Março, March, ...
- Chinese:三月, 马奇, ...
- Japanese:3月, マーチ, ...
- Arabic:مارِس, مارش, ...
- Hebrew:מֵרֶץ, מַארְץ', ...
- Russian:март, Мартч, ...
- Ukrainian:Березень, Марч, ...
- Hindi:मार्च, ...
Definition of march - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
military walkingintr. walk in a formal, rhythmic way as part of a groupintr.
- The soldiers march past the crowd during the parade..
2.
activismintr. participate in a protest or demonstrationintr.
- They decided to march for climate change awareness.
3.
progressintr. make steady progressintr.
- The project continues to march towards completion.
4.
escorttr. cause someone to walk somewheretr.
- The guard marched the prisoner to his cell.
Noun
1.
militaryformal rhythmic walking by soldiers or in ceremonies
- The soldiers practiced their march for the parade.
2.
protestorganized walk by a group to protest or support something
- The march for climate change drew thousands of participants..
3.
band musicmusic with a strong regular rhythm for marching
- The band played a lively march during the parade..
4.
hikeUK long or exhausting walkUK
- The march through the desert was challenging.
5.
progresssteady forward movement or progression
- The march of technology is unstoppable.
6.
historyregion at a frontier governed by a marquess
- The king appointed a new lord for the march.
Expressions with march
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leave a place in a determined way
She decided to march out of the meeting in protest.
move in a determined way through a place
The soldiers march through the town square every morning.
enter a place with determination or authority
The soldiers marched into the town square.
continue or persist in an action
Despite the challenges, they decided to march on.
behave in your own way instead of copying other people
She loves fashion but really marches to a different rhythm.
act independently or differently from others, follow own ideas
She always marches to her own drum, ignoring peer pressure..
act independently or differently from others, follow own ideas
She always marches to her own drummer at work.
act in a way different from others
She always marches to a different beat at work.
act independently from others' expectations or norms
She always marches to a different drum at work.
moving forward in a purposeful way
The project is on the march towards completion.
walk in a formal procession past a reviewing stand
The troops will march past the dignitaries during the parade..
act independently or differently from others
She always marches to a different tune at work.
inevitable development of events in history
Revolutions are part of the march of history.
continuous advancement in technology or society
The march of progress has transformed our daily lives.
act independently from others' expectations or norms
She always marches to a different cadence at work.
follow one's own path or ideas
He prefers to march to a different groove in his career.
act independently from others' expectations or norms
She always marches to a different pace at work.
act independently from others
She always marches to a different tempo at work.
gain an advantage secretly or unexpectedly
She managed to steal a march on her competitors.
continuous progress of technology affecting society
The relentless march of technology shapes our daily lives.
act independently, differently from others, follow own rules
She always marches to a different drummer in her decisions.
continuous and unstoppable passage of time
The old building crumbled under the march of time.
ceremonial event with soldiers marching
The military march was a highlight of the parade.
organized walk promoting peace-related causes
The peace march highlighted the need for global disarmament.
Origin of march
Latin, martius (of Mars, god of war)
Examples of march in a sentence
We watched the band march down the street. Activists will march to support the new policy. Students plan to march for educational reform. The company continues to march forward with its expansion plans. Technology in this field is marching ahead rapidly. Officers marched the protesters out of the hall.
The captain marched the recruits to the parade ground. Their march was synchronized perfectly. The march lasted for several hours. The march against inequality was peaceful. A march for animal rights took place downtown. The soldiers marched in time to the military march. The composer wrote a new march for the festival. After the storm, the hikers faced a twelve-mile march. The soldiers completed the night march before dawn. The march of time affects us all. Their march towards success was evident. The march was a strategic point during the war. He inherited the march from his father, the marquess.
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- French:marcher, défilé, ...
- German:marschieren, Marsch, ...
- Italian:sfilare, marcia, ...
- Spanish:desfilar, marcha, ...
- Portuguese:desfilar, marcha, ...
- Chinese:行军, 行进, ...
- Japanese:行進する, 行進, ...
- Arabic:سار, مسير, ...
- Hebrew:לִצְעוֹד, צְעָדָה, ...
- Russian:маршировать, марш, ...
- Ukrainian:марширувати, марш, ...
- Hindi:कूच करना, मार्च, ...
Definition of MArch - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
abr: Master of ArchitectureTECH. graduate degree in architecture studiesTECH.
- She earned her MArch last year.
- He’s applying for the MArch program.
- The MArch requires a design portfolio.
Origin of MArch
English, Master (advanced degree) + Architecture (building design)
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- French:M.Arch, ...
- German:MArch, ...
- Italian:master in architettura, ...
- Spanish:MArq, ...
- Portuguese:M.Arq., ...
- Chinese:建筑学硕士, ...
- Japanese:建築学修士, ...
- Arabic:ماجِسْتِير الهَنْدَسَة المِعْمَارِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:תֹּאַר שֵׁנִי בְּאַדְרִיכָלוּת, ...
- Russian:магистр архитектуры, ...
- Ukrainian:магістр архітектури, ...
- Hindi:MArch, ...
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