Translation of "march" into Danish
march, marchere, gang are the top translations of "march" into Danish.
A formal, rhythmic way of walking, used especially by soldiers, bands and in ceremonies. [..]
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march
noun masculine, feminine w commonformal, rhythmic way of walking [..]
Miss March gave me an English dictionary.
Frøken March gav mig en engelskordbog.
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marchere
verbgo to war; make military advances [..]
I could march a divisional dress parade with band music right through their lines!
Man kan marchere et militærorkester gennem linierne.
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gang
noun masculine, feminine commonsteady forward movement or progression [..]
On the seventh day, they marched around the wall seven times.
I seks på hinanden følgende dage marcherede de rundt om byen, én gang hver dag.
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Less frequent translations
- udvikling
- rykke frem
- udvikle sig
- marts
- gå
- mark
- March
- optog
- demonstrere
- tog
- Markgrevskab
- grænsemark
- grænseland
- grænse til
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Translations with alternative spelling
The third month of the Gregorian calendar, following February and preceding April. Abbreviation: Mar or Mar. [..]
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marts
proper wthird month of the Gregorian calendar [..]
Thomas Jefferson left the White House in March of 1809.
I marts 1809 forlod Thomas Jefferson Det Hvide Hus.
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tordmåned
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Marts
Thomas Jefferson left the White House in March of 1809.
I marts 1809 forlod Thomas Jefferson Det Hvide Hus.
a degree granted for the successful completion of advanced study of architecture
"MArch" in English - Danish dictionary
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Phrases similar to "march" with translations into Danish
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Marche
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Store sibiriske ismarch
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Idus martius
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dødsmarch
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protestmarch
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Showband
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demonstrationerne den 10. og 11. januar 2015
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at marchere · marchere