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March
/mA;tS; US mA;rtS/
noun [countable, uncountable]
(disingkat Mar.)
Marét

march¹
/mA;tS; US mA;rtS/
verb
1 berbaris
[usually + adverb/preposition]
▪ [-object]
We marched through the centre of Jakarta.
Kami berbaris melalui pusat kota Jakarta.
▪ [-object]
Quick march! Mulai berbaris!
▪ [-object]
How long have they been marching?
Sudah berapa lama meréka berbaris?
▪ [+object]
They marched twenty miles to the village.
Meréka berbaris sejauh dua puluh mil ke désa itu.
2 [-object] 
[+ across/ along/ through, etc.]
berjalan cepat ke suatu tempat
▪ March over him and say you are sorry.
Berjalanlah ke arah dia dan mintalah maaf kepadanya.
3 [+object] 
memaksa ssorg berjalan bersama Anda
▪ The police officers marched him away.
Petugas polisi memaksa dia pergi bersama meréka.
▪ march out/off
berjalan keluar/pergi
4 [-object]
berpawai utk memprotés sst; berdémonstrasi
(syn demonstrate)
■  IDIOM
| get your marching orders
(UK, informal)
diperintahkan meninggalkan tempat, pekerjaan, dll.; dipecat
| give sb their marching orders
(informal)
memerintahkan ssorg utk meninggalkan tempat, pekerjaan meréka, dll.; memecat
PHR v
| march on
berlalu/léwat dengan cepat
▪ Time marched on, and nothing was accomplished.
Waktu berlalu dengan cepat, dan tidak ada yg dicapai.
| march on …
berbaris menuju suatu tempat utk memprotés sst atau menyerang tempat tsb.
▪ Hundreds of soldiers marched on the capital.
Ratusan tentara berbaris utk menyerang ibu kota itu.

march²
/mA;tS; US mA;rtS/
noun
1 [countable]
kegiatan berbaris atau pawai memprotés sst
▪ a protest march
pawai memprotés sst
▪ go on a march
ikut berpawai memprotés sst
→ lihat demonstration
2 [countable]
kegiatan/perjalanan berbaris
▪ a march to the city
perjalanan berbaris menuju kota
3 [singular]
the march of sth
perkembangan
▪ the march of history/progress/technology/time
perjalanan sejarah/kemajuan/téknologi/waktu
4 [countable]
musik yg ditulis utk berbaris
▪ Chinese/Indonesian marches
musik utk berbaris dari Tiongkok/Indonésia
■  IDIOM
| on the march
dalam keadaan berbaris menuju suatu tempat
| steal a march (on sb)
→ lihat steal¹

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