marched dans le dictionnaire italien Oxford-Paravia

Traductions de marched dans le dictionnaire anglais»italien

I.march¹ [GB mɑːtʃ, Am mɑrtʃ] SUBST

1. march MILIT (foot journey):

march

marcia f

a 40 km march

una marcia di 40 km

on the march

in marcia

it's a day's march from here

è a un giorno di marcia da qui

to be on the march army:

essere in marcia

to be on the march fig prices:

essere in rialzo

quick, slow march

marcia a passo veloce, lento

by forced march

a marcia forzata

2. march (demonstration):

march

marcia f (against contro; for per)

peace, protest march

marcia per la pace, di protesta

a march in protest at, in favour of sth

una marcia di protesta contro, a favore di qc

a march on the White House

una marcia sulla Casa Bianca

3. march MUS:

march

marcia f

4. march (of progress):

march fig

avanzata f

march fig

cammino m (of di)

the march of time

il passare del tempo

II.march¹ [GB mɑːtʃ, Am mɑrtʃ] VERBE trans

she marched him into the office

lo scortò nell'ufficio

I marched her off to the bathroom

l'ho spedita in bagno

III.march¹ [GB mɑːtʃ, Am mɑrtʃ] VERBE intr

1. march soldiers, band, prisoners:

march

marciare

to march on Rome

marciare su Roma

to march (for) 40 km

fare una marcia di 40 km

to march up and down the street

camminare su e giù per la via

forward march!

avanti, marsc'!

quick march!

di corsa!

2. march (in protest):

march

fare una marcia (against contro; for per)

they marched from the hospital to the town hall

hanno sfilato dall'ospedale al municipio

they marched to Brussels in protest

hanno fatto una marcia di protesta su Bruxelles

they marched through Turin in protest

la loro marcia di protesta ha attraversato Torino

3. march:

march (walk briskly)

marciare, camminare a passo spedito

march (angrily)

marciare con aria furiosa

he marched into the room

ha fatto irruzione nella stanza

he marched out of the room

è uscito come un pazzo dalla stanza

she marched up to his desk

è andata dritta verso la sua scrivania

I.march² [GB mɑːtʃ, Am mɑrtʃ] SUBST HIST

march (borderland)

marca f

II.march² [GB mɑːtʃ, Am mɑrtʃ] VERBE intr

march

confinare, essere confinante (with con)

march-past [GB, Am ˈmɑrtʃpæst] SUBST

march-past

sfilata f di truppe

route march [GB, Am ˈrut ˌmɑrtʃ] SUBST

route march

marcia f d'addestramento

wedding march [GB ˈwɛdɪŋ ˌmɑːtʃ, Am ˈwɛdɪŋ ˌmɑrtʃ] SUBST

wedding march

marcia f nuziale

hunger march [ˈhʌŋɡəˌmɑːtʃ] SUBST GB HIST

the hunger marches

le marce della fame (manifestazioni di disoccupati negli anni '20)

slow march [Am sloʊ mɑrtʃ] SUBST MILIT

slow march

marcia f lenta, a passo lento

“slow… march!”

“passo… marsc!”

I.quick march [Am ˈˌkwɪk ˈˌmɑrtʃ] SUBST MILIT

quick march

= passo di marcia veloce

II.quick march [Am ˈˌkwɪk ˈˌmɑrtʃ] INTERJ

quick march

avanti marsh

double march [ˌdʌblˈmɑːtʃ] SUBST MILIT

double march

passo m di corsa

March [GB mɑːtʃ, Am mɑrtʃ] SUBST

March

marzo m

to be as mad as a March hare

essere matto da legare

marched dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de marched dans le dictionnaire anglais»italien

I.march <-es> [mɑ:rtʃ] SUBST a. MILIT

march

marcia f

funeral march

marcia funebre

a 20 mile march

una marcia di 32 km

to be on the march

essere in marcia

to be within a day's march

essere a un giorno di cammino

II.march [mɑ:rtʃ] VERBE intr

march a. MILIT

marciare

march (parade)

sfilare

to march into a country

invadere un paese

III.march [mɑ:rtʃ] VERBE trans (compel to walk)

to march sb off

fare marciare qu

frog-march [ˈfrɑ:g·mɑ:rtʃ] VERBE trans

frog-march

trascinare via con la forza dopo aver legato le braccia dietro la schiena

protest march SUBST

protest march

marcia f di protesta

funeral march <-es> SUBST

funeral march

marcia f funebre

peace march <-es> SUBST

peace march

marcia f per la pace

March [mɑ:rtʃ] SUBST

March

marzo m

Voir aussi : April

April [ˈei·prəl] SUBST

April

aprile m

in April

in aprile

every April

ogni mese di aprile

the month of April

il mese di aprile

at the beginning/end of April

all'inizio/alla fine di aprile

on April (the) fourth

il quattro aprile

Traductions de marched dans le dictionnaire italien»anglais

Autres traductions et expressions typiques avec les termes de votre recherche

corteo

march

marcia di avvicinamento

approach march

marcia

march

marcia forzata MILIT

forced march

marcia

march

marcia

march

marciare

to march

marched Exemples tirés du dictionnaire PONS (vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

funeral march

marcia funebre

a 20 mile march

una marcia di 32 km

to be on the march

essere in marcia

to be within a day's march

essere a un giorno di cammino

to march into a country

invadere un paese

to march sb off

fare marciare qu

the onward march of time

l'inesorabile avanzare del tempo

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

The three leaders marched first, a long pike in one hand and a buckler in the other.

en.wikipedia.org

He unfolded the banner of rebellion and marched against the capital, allegedly supported by 20,000 men.

en.wikipedia.org

I marched in ready to offer inexpert parenting advice to my overwhelmed spouse.

www.cnn.com

After five hours, the crowd that was once 15,000 strong had been whittled down to a relentless group of roughly 300 protesters who marched on confusedly through the streets.

thelinknewspaper.ca

The marines marched south to attack the fort while they had the hard task of dragging their cannons across the shingle.

en.wikipedia.org

His army marched on land up to the shore opposite the island, while his fleet followed, sailing along the shore.

en.wikipedia.org

While police estimate 7,000 people marched, local organizers and participants put the number somewhere between 20,000 and 100,000.

en.wikipedia.org

The whole army then marched three times around the pyre before it was lit.

en.wikipedia.org

A local sheriff marched past, perspiring through his regulation white shirt.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Surviving soldiers doffed their caps and waived to the grandstands, then marched back to their campsites to prepare to do it again the next day.

nation.time.com