Summary
march {noun}
gang · march · udvikling
to march {verb}
marchere · rykke frem · udvikle sig
English-Danish translation for "March"
"March" Danish translation
March {noun}
However, we will not have reached that position by 19 March, which I freely admit.
The Council formally adopted the accession partnership with Turkey on 8 March 2000.
An appeal has been lodged by the defendant and will be heard on 18 March 2002.
In March 2003, we will convene a meeting of a technical expert working group.
We all remember - and some of you actually mentioned - the vote of 1 March 1995.
march {noun}
In March, India's cricket team will be visiting Pakistan for the first time in a decade.
I would like to reiterate those priorities we decided on in March.
But, ladies and gentlemen, however terrible their barbarianism, it will not stop the march of history.
In March, the Euro-Mediterranean Parliamentary Assembly will meet for the second time in Cairo.
Parliament did this for the last time on 11 March 1999.
I could decide to go on a gay pride march, but that gay pride march could be banned.
First of all, we will now complete the long march towards liberalisation of telecommunications.
Even a long march begins with a small step.
Three reports were presented at the press conference of Global March Against Child Labour in New Delhi last month.
Another issue we will be facing is financing for development in March next year.
As we have just heard, it is not going to be until 11 March that we get further developments.
It could make an important contribution to Yemen's forward march.
The launching of the enlargement process in March marked the opening of a new era in the evolution of the European Union.
to march {verb}
to march [marched|marched] {vb} (also: to walk)
It is like a soldier trying to march with a ball and chain around one leg.
Was it really that unimaginable that Israel would seize this as an opportunity to march back into Gaza?
I will march and fly the flag for the rights – guaranteed by Article 13 – of everyone in the European Union.
We cannot go marching into Mauritania or Morocco because they have granted a private ship a licence.
to march [marched|marched] {vb}
to march [marched|marched] {vb}
march {noun}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "March":
Synonyms (English) for "march":
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Usage examples for "March" in Danish
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