Значение слова
MARCH
1 —verb. 1 (cause to) walk in a military manner with a regular tread (army marched past; marched him away). 2 a walk purposefully. B (often foll. By on) (of events etc.) Continue unrelentingly (time marches on). 3 (foll. By on) advance towards (a military objective). —none. 1 a act of marching. B uniform military step (slow march). 2 long difficult walk. 3 procession as a demonstration. 4 (usually. Foll. By of) progress or continuity (march of events). 5 a music to accompany a march. B similar musical piece. ? marcher none. [french marcher]
MARCH
2 —none. Hist. 1 (usually. In plural.) Boundary, frontier (esp. Between england and scotland or wales). 2 tract of land between two countries, esp. Disputed. —verb. (foll. By upon, with) (of a country, an estate, etc.) Border on. [french marche from medieval latin marca]
MARCH
1 —verb. 1 (cause to) walk in a military manner with a regular tread (army marched past; marched him away). 2 a walk purposefully. B (often foll. By on) (of events etc.) Continue unrelentingly (time marches on). 3 (foll. By on) advance towards (a military objective). —none. 1 a act of marching. B uniform military step (slow march). 2 long difficult walk. 3 procession as a demonstration. 4 (usually. Foll. By of) progress or continuity (march of events). 5 a music to accompany a march. B similar musical piece. ? marcher none. [french marcher]
MARCH
2 —none. Hist. 1 (usually. In plural.) Boundary, frontier (esp. Between england and scotland or wales). 2 tract of land between two countries, esp. Disputed. —verb. (foll. By upon, with) (of a country, an estate, etc.) Border on. [french marche from medieval latin marca]