Definition of countermarch in English:

countermarch

verb ˈkaʊntəmɑːtʃˈkaʊn(t)ərˌmɑrtʃ

[no object]

March in the opposite direction or back along the same route.
向反方向行进；沿来路往回行进
the band was practising, marching and countermarching on the playing field
Example sentencesExamples
- The armies marching and countermarching throughout this township during the 18th and early 19th centuries discouraged early settlers.
- Realizing the road ahead was blocked, they countermarched in order to find a way around.
- The armies of the French and English marched and countermarched along the trails through the hills.
- The 7th West Virginia swiftly countermarched to the Valley and again found themselves pursuing the wily Confederate commander.
- For three years armies marched and countermarched between horrific battles, which slaughtered thousands but allowed neither side to prevail.

noun ˈkaʊntəmɑːtʃˈkaʊn(t)ərˌmɑrtʃ

An act or instance of marching in the opposite direction.
向反方向行进；往回行进
Example sentencesExamples
- He maintained that ‘in all marches and countermarches of the human race, France of right leads the van.’
- Following the political formula that every protest should inspire a countermarch, there has been a request for permission to stomp through Aberdeen the same day from a nationalist group.

Definition of countermarch in US English:

countermarch

verbˈkaʊn(t)ərˌmɑrtʃˈkoun(t)ərˌmärCH

[no object]

March in the opposite direction or back along the same route.
向反方向行进；沿来路往回行进
the band was practicing, marching and countermarching on the playing field
Example sentencesExamples
- For three years armies marched and countermarched between horrific battles, which slaughtered thousands but allowed neither side to prevail.
- The armies of the French and English marched and countermarched along the trails through the hills.
- Realizing the road ahead was blocked, they countermarched in order to find a way around.
- The armies marching and countermarching throughout this township during the 18th and early 19th centuries discouraged early settlers.
- The 7th West Virginia swiftly countermarched to the Valley and again found themselves pursuing the wily Confederate commander.

nounˈkaʊn(t)ərˌmɑrtʃˈkoun(t)ərˌmärCH

An act or instance of marching in the opposite direction or back along the same route.
向反方向行进；沿来路往回行进
Example sentencesExamples
- Following the political formula that every protest should inspire a countermarch, there has been a request for permission to stomp through Aberdeen the same day from a nationalist group.
- He maintained that ‘in all marches and countermarches of the human race, France of right leads the van.’

单词	countermarch
释义	Definition of countermarch in English: countermarch verb ˈkaʊntəmɑːtʃˈkaʊn(t)ərˌmɑrtʃ [no object] March in the opposite direction or back along the same route. 向反方向行进；沿来路往回行进 the band was practising, marching and countermarching on the playing field Example sentencesExamples The armies marching and countermarching throughout this township during the 18th and early 19th centuries discouraged early settlers. Realizing the road ahead was blocked, they countermarched in order to find a way around. The armies of the French and English marched and countermarched along the trails through the hills. The 7th West Virginia swiftly countermarched to the Valley and again found themselves pursuing the wily Confederate commander. For three years armies marched and countermarched between horrific battles, which slaughtered thousands but allowed neither side to prevail. noun ˈkaʊntəmɑːtʃˈkaʊn(t)ərˌmɑrtʃ An act or instance of marching in the opposite direction. 向反方向行进；往回行进 Example sentencesExamples He maintained that ‘in all marches and countermarches of the human race, France of right leads the van.’ Following the political formula that every protest should inspire a countermarch, there has been a request for permission to stomp through Aberdeen the same day from a nationalist group. Definition of countermarch in US English: countermarch verbˈkaʊn(t)ərˌmɑrtʃˈkoun(t)ərˌmärCH [no object] March in the opposite direction or back along the same route. 向反方向行进；沿来路往回行进 the band was practicing, marching and countermarching on the playing field Example sentencesExamples For three years armies marched and countermarched between horrific battles, which slaughtered thousands but allowed neither side to prevail. The armies of the French and English marched and countermarched along the trails through the hills. Realizing the road ahead was blocked, they countermarched in order to find a way around. The armies marching and countermarching throughout this township during the 18th and early 19th centuries discouraged early settlers. The 7th West Virginia swiftly countermarched to the Valley and again found themselves pursuing the wily Confederate commander. nounˈkaʊn(t)ərˌmɑrtʃˈkoun(t)ərˌmärCH An act or instance of marching in the opposite direction or back along the same route. 向反方向行进；沿来路往回行进 Example sentencesExamples Following the political formula that every protest should inspire a countermarch, there has been a request for permission to stomp through Aberdeen the same day from a nationalist group. He maintained that ‘in all marches and countermarches of the human race, France of right leads the van.’
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