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March Meaning in English

word

/ˈmɑɹtʃ/
march
/mˈɑːtʃ/
mahch

释义

As a verb, it means to walk with regular, strong steps, often in a group such as soldiers or protesters. As a noun, it can mean an organized walk, especially for a protest, or the month of March.

用法与细微差别

Common collocations include 'march in', 'march down the street', and 'protest march'. For the month, English normally uses a capital letter: 'March'. Don't confuse the month with the verb in writing. In conversation, 'march in' can also suggest entering confidently or angrily.

例句

The soldiers marched across the field.

basic

We joined a march for clean water.

basic

My birthday is in March.

basic

She marched in and demanded an explanation.

natural

Thousands of people marched through the city center yesterday.

natural

By March, the weather usually starts to get warmer.

natural