Pronunciation: /ˈmɑːrtʃɪŋ/
noun a continuous movement of a group of people, especially soldiers or protesters, in an organized way
A1 The soldiers were marching in a straight line.
A2 The marching band performed at the parade.
B1 The protesters were marching peacefully through the streets.
B2 The sound of marching echoed through the valley.
C1 The precision of their marching formation was impressive.
C2 The marching of the troops signaled the start of the ceremony.
verb to walk with regular and measured tread, especially in a military manner
A1 The soldiers are marching in formation.
A2 The band is marching in the parade.
B1 The protestors are marching for their rights.
B2 The students are marching towards the stadium for the game.
C1 The marathon runners are marching steadily towards the finish line.
C2 The army unit is marching in perfect synchronization during the drill.
formal The soldiers were marching in perfect formation.
informal We saw a parade with people marching down the street.
slang The protesters were marching to the beat of their own drum.
figurative Time keeps marching on, regardless of our actions.
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