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march (obj) WALKHmB:tF, $mB:rtFvto walk with regular steps keeping the body stiff, esp. in a formal group of people who are all walking in the same way行走，行进（尤指一群人齐步前进）The band marched through the streets. [I]乐队走过大街。The soldiers marched 90 miles in three days. [T]士兵在三天内行进了90英里。She could hear the approach of marching soldiers.她能听到士兵正在走近。"Right turn, then quick march (= start marching), "ordered the captain.“向右转，快步行进，”上尉命令道。If you march some- where, you walk there quickly and in a determined way, often because you are angry.快步行走（常因生气）She marched into my office demanding to know why I hadn't written my report. [I]她快步冲进我的办公室，想知道我为何没写报告。(infml) If you give someone their marching orders (Am usually walking papers), you dismiss them from their job, or (Br) you say that your relationship with them is finished.解雇通知书，断绝往来He got his marching orders when they found out that he'd been working for another company as well.当他被发现在另一家公司兼职时，即遭到了解雇。(Br) He gave her her marching orders after she was unfaithful to him.当他发现她不忠后，便与其断绝了关系。
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