Collocations avec "march"

When protesters walk together in a large group.

Refers to the unstoppable forward movement of something, often abstract like time or progress.

Refers to the NCAA men's and women's college basketball tournaments held in March in the US.

To walk in a large group to a place to protest.

An organized procession of people walking to advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and celebrate their identity, often with a political or activist focus.

the army walks in a formal, organized way

An organized walk by a large group of people to protest about something.

describes a steady and inevitable progression, often of an abstract concept

a long and arduous march that soldiers or prisoners are compelled to undertake

to walk with regular steps as a group, in a forward direction

to walk with regular steps as a group, with a feeling of pride

Used metaphorically for the unstoppable forward movement of something abstract, like time or progress.

to walk with regular, quick steps like a soldier

to walk in a large group to a place to protest about something without violence.

The procession moves in an organized and uniform way.

related to the formal celebration of a major success or victory

to walk with regular steps at a steady, fast pace

to walk forward with determination, like a soldier

an instance of marching forward, often as a military command

an organized walk by a group of people to show support for democracy

to walk with regular steps as a group to celebrate a victory

to walk with purpose or anger in a repeated path

a public demonstration or protest against racism

A cadet walks with regular steps as part of a group.

to walk somewhere in a determined way, often because you are angry or serious.

To progress or advance in a steady and unstoppable way.