no obj., usu. with adverbial of direction
1- walk in a military manner with a regular measured tread齐步行进：
members of the Royal British Legion marched past the Cenotaph.
英国皇家军团的官兵们齐步从战争死难者纪念碑前走过。
1.1
- walk or proceed quickly and with determination快步行走：
without a word she marched from the room.
她一句话也不说, 快步走出了房间。
1.2
- with obj. and adverbial of direction force (someone) to walk somewhere quickly迫使…快步走向某处：
she gripped Rachel's arm and marched her out through the doors.
她抓住雷切尔的胳膊, 拉着她一路穿过了几道门, 跑到了外边。
1.3
- walk along public roads in an organized procession to protest about something示威游行：
unemployed shipyard workers marched from Jarrow to London
失业的造船厂工人从贾罗走向伦敦进行示威游行
they planned to march on Baton Rouge.
他们打算向巴吞鲁日进军示威。
1.4
- figurative (of something abstract) proceed or advance inexorably〈喻〉（抽象事物）无法阻挡地行进, 前进：
time marches on.
时间在不停地流逝。
1
- an act or instance of marching行进; 行军：
the relieving force was more than a day's march away.
援军离此地还有不止一天的路程。
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- a piece of music composed to accompany marching or with a rhythmic character suggestive of marching进行曲。
1.2
- a procession as a protest or demonstration抗议游行, 示威游行：
a protest march.
抗议游行。
1.3
- in sing. figurative the progress or continuity of something abstract that is considered to be moving inexorably onwards〈喻〉发展, 前进：
Marx's theory of the inevitable march of history.
马克思关于历史发展必然性的理论。
短语
march to (the beat) of a different tune（或drummer）
- informal consciously adopt a different approach or attitude to the majority of people; be unconventional.〈非正式〉标新立异; 不依惯例。
on the march
1
- marching行进, 前进; 行军：
the army was on the march at last.
部队最终开始行进。
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- figurative making progress〈喻〉取得进展：
United are on the march again.
联队重新取得进展。
词源
late Middle English: from French marcher 'to walk' （earlier 'to trample'）, of uncertain origin.
(一般作Marches)
1- a frontier or border area between two countries or territories, especially between England and Wales or (formerly) England and Scotland边界, 边境（尤指英格兰和威尔士之间或以前英格兰和苏格兰之间的边境）：
the Welsh Marches.
威尔士边界地区。
no obj.(march with)
- (of a country, territory, or estate) have a common frontier with（国家、领土或地产）与…交界, 与…接壤。
词源
Middle English: from Old French marche (noun), marchir (verb), of Germanic origin; related to MARK1.