marched
v. B1 Intermediate US //ˈmɑɹtʃt// UK //mˈɑːtʃt// marched
v. to walk with steady, regular steps, often like a soldier. You use this when people move together in a determined way or as part of a group.
v. to walk with a rhythmic, measured tread, typically in step with others. Often implies a military context or a collective movement toward a specific destination.
The soldiers marched through the city center during the parade.
Protesters marched toward the capital building to demand a change in the new environmental laws.
The infantry marched for three days across the frozen tundra, maintaining a disciplined pace despite the exhaustion and the biting wind that threatened to halt their progress.
Usage
The verb can be used intransitively or transitively when describing the movement of a group.