1.三月
2.马奇
3.【史】边界,边境;(特指英格兰和苏格兰或威尔斯的)接界地区
4.【乐】进行曲
5.行进;进军,行军;【军】进军行程,推进里程;步调
6.进展,发展
7.艰苦的长途旅行
1.三月
2.马奇
3.【史】边界,边境;(特指英格兰和苏格兰或威尔斯的)接界地区
4.【乐】进行曲
5.行进;进军,行军;【军】进军行程,推进里程;步调
6.进展,发展
7.艰苦的长途旅行
1.毗连,邻接(upon with)
2.使前进,使行军,使进军;拖走,拖去
3.进,进行,进军,推进
4.(事件等)发展,进展
5.脚步沉重地走
1.毗连,邻接(upon with)
2.使前进,使行军,使进军;拖走,拖去
3.进,进行,进军,推进
4.(事件等)发展,进展
5.脚步沉重地走
1.a walk by a group of soldiers in which each person matches the speed and movements of the others; the distance to a place measured by the time that it takes soldiers to march there
2.a walk by a group of people to a place in order to protest about something
3.a piece of music with a strong beat that matches the steps taken by marching soldiers
4.the third month of the year, between February and April
1.a walk by a group of soldiers in which each person matches the speed and movements of the others; the distance to a place measured by the time that it takes soldiers to march there
2.a walk by a group of people to a place in order to protest about something
3.a piece of music with a strong beat that matches the steps taken by marching soldiers
4.the third month of the year, between February and April
1.if soldiers march, they walk in a group with each person matching the speed and movements of the others; to walk along a road as part of a group of people protesting about something
2.to walk somewhere quickly and in a determined, confident, or angry way
3.to force someone to walk somewhere with you, for example by holding their arm
4.to continue to happen, develop, or make progress and be impossible to stop
1.if soldiers march, they walk in a group with each person matching the speed and movements of the others; to walk along a road as part of a group of people protesting about something
2.to walk somewhere quickly and in a determined, confident, or angry way
3.to force someone to walk somewhere with you, for example by holding their arm
4.to continue to happen, develop, or make progress and be impossible to stop
1.I remember how quiet he was. as he marched out of the house.
我记得父亲走出屋子时，他是多么的平静。
2.Tens of thousands of students and schoolchildren marched in Santiago, Chile's capital, to call for the abolition of private schools.
智利首府圣地亚哥数十万学生、学童示威游行，要求废除私立学校。
3.All that morning as they had moved up the river he had been noting the direction in which they marched.
这一上午，他一边顺着河走，一边暗暗留意队伍前进的方向。
4.Dad marched me up to my room and shut the door behind him, and then he said--Let's you and me have a talk, FRIEND.
老爸把我架回房间，转身把门关上，然后说——咱俩得好好谈一谈了，哥们儿。
5.Jackson's men began to leave the next morning. Union soldiers watched as they marched away. General Hooker thought Lee was withdrawing.
杰克逊的人马在第二天清晨开拔。在他们出发时，联盟军的士兵们监视着。胡克将军认为李正在撤退。
6.He took a firm grip of my arm and marched me towards the door.
他紧紧抓着我的手臂，拉我往门口走。
7.One week later, they were marched to a field and shot. Only a few escaped to tell the story.
一周后，他们行进到一片旷野中，与墨西哥军队发生战斗，只有几个逃出来的人讲述了他们的战事。
8.They marched in their silk pajamas along Nanjing Road, a major shopping area in central Shanghai, and sat down in a restaurant.
他们穿着丝绸睡衣，在位于上海市中心主要购物区的南京路上漫步而行，然后进了一间餐厅就坐，一路上他们只碰到了唯一一位穿着睡衣的同志。
9.The human society has marched into a time of multified values and authorities in which there is no ultimate value.
人类社会自此步入价值多元化，权威多元化的时代，处于一种没有终极价值关怀的时代。
10.One looked at me and smiled and the other marched straight in and sat down, avoiding eye contact.
其中一个看着我，对我微笑；另一个则径直走进来，然后坐下来，回避目光与人接触。