marched
word · lemma: march
/ˈmɑɹtʃt/
/mˈɑːtʃt/
Definition
Moved in a steady, organized way, often as a group, like soldiers or during a parade or protest.
Usage & Nuances
'Marched' is most common with groups moving in step (like soldiers), parades, or organized protests. Less often, it means moving forward determinedly. Collocations: 'marched down the street', 'marched out of the room'. Don't confuse with 'walked' (neutral, less organized).
Spanish: marchó - desfilóPortuguese (BR): marchou - desfilouPortuguese (PT): marchou - desfilouChinese (Simplified): 行进 - 游行Chinese (Traditional): 行進 - 遊行Hindi: कूच किया - मार्च कियाArabic: سار - تقدّم (في طابور)Bengali: মার্চ করেছিল - কুচকাওয়াজ করেছিলRussian: маршировал - прошёл маршемJapanese: 行進した - デモ行進したVietnamese: diễu hành - bước đềuKorean: 행진했다 - 퍼레이드를 했다Turkish: yürüdü - geçit yaptıUrdu: مارچ کیا - جلوس نکالاIndonesian: berbaris - berjalan berbaris
Example Sentences
The soldiers marched in a straight line.
basic
The students marched around the playground.
basic
They marched together in the parade.
basic
Crowds marched downtown to protest the new law.
natural
After hearing the bell, the children marched back to class.
natural
She got up, grabbed her bag, and marched out of the office.
natural