Marche
/mɑːrʃ/
Definition

Definition of Marche - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
adriatic regionplace in Italy known for hills and coast
  • Marche is famous for its beautiful landscapes.
area province region
2.
historic territoryDatedformer province of central FranceDated
  • The history of Marche in France is fascinating.
area region
3.
ItalyRareadministrative region in central ItalyRare
  • Marche is famous for its beautiful coastline.
area district region
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Origin of Marche

French, marche (march)

Examples of Marche in a sentence

  • Marche offers a unique blend of mountains and sea.
  • Marche is known for its beautiful landscapes.
  • The cuisine of Marche is renowned in France.
  • Marche offers a rich history and culture to explore.
  • Tourists often visit Marche for its vineyards and cuisine.

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  1. French:les Marches, Marche, ...
  2. German:die Marken, Mark, ...
  3. Italian:Marche, ...
  4. Spanish:Marche, Marcas, ...
  5. Portuguese:Marche, Marcha, ...
  6. Chinese:马尔凯, 马尔什, ...
  7. Japanese:マルケ, マルシュ, ...
  8. Arabic:مَارْكِي, مارش, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַארְקֶה, מַרְשָׁה, ...
  10. Russian:Марке, Марш, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Марке, Марш, ...
  12. Hindi:मार्चे, ...
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