March
Pronunciation: /ˈmɑːrtʃ/
March (verb)
- To walk with regular steps, often in a group, like soldiers.
- To walk with others in a public event to show support or protest.
Examples
- The soldiers march in perfect unison.
- They march down the street with precision.
Common collocations: march in formation, march in unison, march for rights, march in protest, peaceful march
March (noun)
- A planned walk by a group of people, often for a cause or celebration.
- A type of music with a strong rhythm, often played during parades or military events.
Examples
- The march attracted thousands of participants.
- They joined the march for peace.