marches
US /mɑːrtʃɪz/
UK /mɑːrtʃɪz/
名詞
1.
遊行, 示威
an organized walk by a large group of people, especially to protest about something
範例:
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The civil rights marches of the 1960s were pivotal.
20世紀60年代的民權遊行至關重要。
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Thousands participated in the protest marches.
數千人參加了抗議遊行。
2.
進行曲, 軍樂
a piece of music with a strong regular rhythm, suitable for marching to
範例:
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The band played several military marches.
樂隊演奏了幾首軍樂進行曲。
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The children practiced their parade marches.
孩子們練習了他們的閱兵進行曲。
動詞
行進, 前進
walk in a military manner with a regular, measured tread
範例:
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The soldiers marches in perfect formation.
士兵們以完美的隊形行進。
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He marches to the beat of his own drum.
他特立獨行。