English-Italian translations for march

• marcia
  Oggetto: Marcia di protesta a Bruxelles Subject: Protest march in Brussels
  La marcia verso l'uguaglianza prosegue. The march towards equality goes on.
  Anche una lunga marcia inizia a piccoli passi. Even a long march begins with a small step.
• marzo
  Questa settimana festeggiamo l'8 marzo. This week, we celebrated 8 March.
  Nel marzo 2000 vi abbiamo affidato un incarico. We gave you a brief in March 2000.
  Giornata internazionale della donna, 8 marzo. International Women's Day, 8 March.
• marca
• marca
• marcia
  Oggetto: Marcia di protesta a Bruxelles Subject: Protest march in Brussels
  La marcia verso l'uguaglianza prosegue. The march towards equality goes on.
  Anche una lunga marcia inizia a piccoli passi. Even a long march begins with a small step.
• marciare
  Continuare come prima e marciare in avanti non è a mio avviso una soluzione accettabile. Simply carrying on and marching forward is not the solution.
  Ma tengo a sottolineare al Consiglio che noi non siamo come il Granduca di York che fa marciare le sue truppe fin sulla collina, per poi rifarle marciare nuovamente a valle. But I do need to stress to the Council that this is not the Grand Old Duke of York marching his troops up the hill, just to march them down again.
  Pertanto non possiamo marciare sulla Mauritania o sul Marocco perché questi paesi hanno concesso una licenza a una nave privata. We cannot go marching into Mauritania or Morocco because they have granted a private ship a licence.

Definition of march

• A formal, rhythmic way of walking, used especially by soldiers, bands and in ceremonies
• Any song in the genre of music written for marching |Wikipedia's article on this type of music">w:March |Wikipedia's article on this type of music
• The feat of taking all the tricks of a hand
• To walk with long, regular strides, as a soldier does
• To go to war; to make military advances
• A border region, especially one originally set up to defend a boundary
• A region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• To have common borders or frontiers
• Smallage

Examples

• the march of time

Related words

• marcher
• marchpane
• marchland
• marching
• marches
• marchioness
• Marche
• mid-March