March in spanish

marzo

pronunciation: mɑɹ̩θoʊ part of speech: noun
In gestures

March (Mar -abrev.-)1 = marzo. 

Example: Her 'tour of duty' extended from the end of September 1987 to the end of March of the following year, summertime for the Southern Hemisphere.

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» as mad as a March hare = como una cabra, más loco que una cabra, tan loco como una cabra.

Example: I turned and looked into her eyes and knew instantly what I should have known before, that she was as mad as a March hare.

march2 = avance, marcha. 

Example: The march of information technology has changed service presentation but the media which are used today are those which have served public librarians for years.

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» dead march = marcha fúnebre.

Example: It confirms that Handel's Dead March was at the top of the charts for military funerals at that time.

» march music = música de marcha.

Example: The true 'march music era' existed from 1850 to 1940s as it slowly became shadowed by the coming of jazz.

» night march = marcha nocturna.

Example: A quiet night march demands absolute silence and a suitable pace.

» protest march = marcha de protesta.

Example: Protesters have complained recently about an increase in the number of plain-clothes police officers at protest marches.

» steal + a march on = anticiparse a Alguien, adelantarse a Alguien, ganarle la mano a Alguien.

Example: The book 'To steal a march on God' explores how heroic acts have complex moral, ethical, and philosophical implications that can still affect people a generation later.

march3 = caminar con resolución, avanzar. 

Example: And thirdly and most importantly, I am concerned about some movements which I think symptomatize ideological deterioration and would have us, as someone put it, march boldly backwards into the future.

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» march to + a different drum/drummer/beat/tune = marchar a + Posesivo + (propio) ritmo, bailar a + Propio + propio son, avanzar a + Posesivo + (propio) ritmo, ir a + Posesivo + (propia) bola, ir por libre, actuar por libre, andar por libre. [Las diferentes combinaciones son: march to + a different drum o march to + a different drummer o march to + a different beat o march to + a different tune
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Example: It has had a long-standing reputation of being a city of free thinkers: artists, writers, people who march to a different drum, and people who don't march at all..

» march in + lockstep (with) = caminar a la par, caminar a la vez, caminar en paralelo, caminar al unísono.

Example: Anyone paying attention to politics soon notices that when Democrats attack, they speak from the same text, and when they march to the polls, they march in lockstep.

» march off = alejarse, salir.

Example: Do not march off full-tilt in front of the readers.

» march on = continuar inexorablemente, continuar implacablemente.

Example: Despite the controversy, DAT marches on as a consumer product.

» march to + Posesivo + orders = acatar + Posesivo + órdenes, obedecer.

Example: With their worldwide history of forcing people at gunpoint to march to their orders, whether they want to or not, you can never be too sure with them.

» march to + the beat of a different drummer/tune = marchar a + Posesivo + (propio) ritmo, bailar a + Propio + propio son, avanzar a + Posesivo + (propio) ritmo, ir a + Posesivo + (propia) bola, ir por libre, actuar por libre, andar por libre. [Las diferentes combinaciones son: march to + the beat of a different drummer o march to + the beat of a different tune
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Example: I've always marched to the beat of a different drummer, but it's been a lonely, lonely journey.

» march to (the beat of) + Posesivo + (own) drum(mer) = marchar a + Posesivo + (propio) ritmo, bailar a + Propio + propio son, avanzar a + Posesivo + (propio) ritmo, ir a + Posesivo + (propia) bola, ir por libre, actuar por libre, andar por libre. [Las diferentes combinaciones son: march to the beat of + Posesivo + own drum o march to the beat of + Posesivo + drum o march to + Posesivo + own drum o march to + Posesivo + drum o march to the beat of + Posesivo + own drummer o march to the beat of + Posesivo + drummer o march to + Posesivo + own drummer o march to + Posesivo + drummer]

Example: That means stocks in recent weeks have been marching to the beats of their own drummers rather than rising or falling in lockstep with the overall market.

» march to + the beat of the same drum(mmer) = caminar a la par, avanzar a la par, caminar a la vez, avanzar a la vez, caminar en paralelo, avanzar en paralelo, caminar al unísono, avanzar al unísono.

Example: Life would be boring if everyone marched to the beat of the same drum.

» march to + the same tune/beat/drum(mer) = caminar a la par, avanzar a la par, caminar a la vez, avanzar a la vez, caminar en paralelo, avanzar en paralelo, caminar al unísono, avanzar al unísono.

Example: Such people don't neatly fall in line or easily march to the same tune.

» time + march on = tiempo + pasar, tiempo + avanzar inexorablemente, tiempo + seguir su marcha inexorable.

Example: For some people class reunions act as a ritual of passage, while for others it may seems like a painful reminder of time marching on.

March synonyms

process in spanish: proceso, pronunciation: prɑses part of speech: noun stride in spanish: paso, pronunciation: straɪd part of speech: noun exhibit in spanish: exposición, pronunciation: ɪgzɪbɪt part of speech: verb, noun demonstrate in spanish: demostrar, pronunciation: demənstreɪt part of speech: verb parade in spanish: desfile, pronunciation: pɜreɪd part of speech: noun mar in spanish: mar, pronunciation: mɑr part of speech: noun marching in spanish: de marcha, pronunciation: mɑrtʃɪŋ part of speech: noun master of architecture in spanish: maestro de arquitectura, pronunciation: mæstɜrʌvɑrkətektʃɜr part of speech: noun marching music in spanish: música de marcha, pronunciation: mɑrtʃɪŋmjuzɪk part of speech: noun
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