marching
- 01 A2 Elementary
n.walking with steady, regular steps, usually in a group and in time with music.
n.the act of walking with a rhythmic, synchronized stride, typically associated with military formations or organized processions.
Simple“The sound of marching filled the streets as the parade began.”
In context“Hours of disciplined marching had left the recruits exhausted, yet their formation remained perfectly aligned as they entered the square.”
Usageoften used as an uncountable noun to describe the activity in general.
- 02 A2 Elementary
adj.describing a person or group that is walking with regular, rhythmic steps.
adj.characterised by or engaged in the act of marching; often used to modify groups or organizations.
Simple“The marching band played loud music during the halftime show.”
In context“A marching column of protesters stretched for several blocks, carrying banners and chanting slogans for reform.”
Usageusually appears before the noun it modifies.
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