marching orders UK
ˈmɑrtʃɪŋ ˈɔrdərz
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Definition of marching orders - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun, plural

1.
job dismissalUKnotice to leave a job or positionUK
  • After the meeting, he got his marching orders.
dismissal pink slip termination
2.
military ordersUKofficial orders for troops to moveUK
  • The soldiers were given their marching orders at dawn.
instructions orders
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be dismissed from a job or position
After the mistake, he got his marching orders.

Examples of marching orders in a sentence

  • The team was given their marching orders after the loss.
  • The unit received their marching orders and prepared to move out.
  • Commanders issued marching orders to the battalion immediately.

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  1. French:notification de licenciement, ordres de marche, ...
  2. German:Kündigung, Marschbefehle, ...
  3. Italian:benservito, ordini di marcia, ...
  4. Spanish:carta de despido, órdenes de marcha, ...
  5. Portuguese:bilhete azul, ordens de marcha, ...
  6. Chinese:解雇通知, 行动命令, ...
  7. Japanese:解雇通知, 行軍命令, ...
  8. Arabic:إشعار بالفصل, أَوامِر التَّحَرُّك, ...
  9. Hebrew:הוֹדָעַת פִּיטּוּרִים, פְּקוּדַת תְּנוּעָה, ...
  10. Russian:уведомление об увольнении, приказы на марш, ...
  11. Ukrainian:повідомлення про звільнення, накази на марш, ...
  12. Hindi:बर्खास्तगी का आदेश, कूच के आदेश, ...
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