March against Meaning in English
expression
ˈmɑɹtʃ/ /əˈɡeɪnst/, /əˈɡɛnst
MARCH uh-GAYNST, uh-GENST
mˈɑːtʃ/ /ɐɡˈɛnst
MAACH uh-GENST
Definição
To walk together as a group in a public place to show opposition to something, usually as a protest.
Uso & Nuances
Formal or neutral; most used for organized protests or demonstrations. Commonly followed by what is being opposed ("march against racism"). Not used for personal or physical confrontation; relates to public action, not literal battle.
Spanish: marchar contra - manifestarse contraPortuguese (BR): marchar contra - protestar contraPortuguese (PT): marchar contra - protestar contraChinese (Simplified): 游行反对Chinese (Traditional): 遊行反對Hindi: के खिलाफ मार्च करनाArabic: يتظاهر ضدBengali: বিরুদ্ধে মিছিল করাRussian: выступать с маршем противJapanese: に対して行進する - に抗議してデモをするVietnamese: diễu hành phản đốiKorean: 반대하여 행진하다Turkish: karşı yürüyüş yapmakUrdu: کے خلاف مارچ کرناIndonesian: berbaris menentang
Frases de Exemplo
People march against unfair laws in the city center.
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Students march against higher tuition fees.
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Many groups march against climate change every year.
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They plan to march against government corruption this weekend.
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Thousands showed up to march against the new education policy.
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Whenever there’s injustice, people are ready to march against it.
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