Summary
to march {verb}
marcher · parader
marche {noun}
rung · stair · walking · walk · step · footwork · running · course · power on
marché {noun}
market · mart · marketplace · market place · mart · sales activity · bargain · deal · transaction
marcher {verb}
to hit it off · to run · to tread · to walk · to march · to hoof · to run · to leg
English-French translation for "Marche"
"Marche" French translation
Marche {noun}
In this respect, the work of the Marche Region is worthy of note.
The Republic of San Marino is geographically located within Italy, between the provinces of Rimini (Emilia-Romagna) and Pesaro (Marche).
The Republic of San Marino is geographically located within Italy, between the provinces of Rimini (Emilia-Romagna) and Pesaro (Marche).
(Marche).
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March {noun}
Signed by Brazil on 29 March 1996. In force internationally since 6 March 1997.
The interim Secretariat is scheduled to begin work before the end of March 2002.
On 11 March 2000, this pastor and his family were reportedly deported to Moscow.
On 11 March 2000, this pastor and his family were reportedly deported to Moscow.
The Committee's negotiations should build on the discussions held in March 2008.
to march {verb}
to march [marched|marched] {vb} (also: to hit it off, to run, to tread, to walk)
Crassus is inviting us to march on Rome... so he can take the fiield against us.
We've got eight legions to march against him and no one to lead them.
If necessary, I am prepared to march at their head to protect them.
Despite diplomatic efforts, the armed opposition threatened to march on the Haitian capital.
This is in fact a world-wide agency, and we Europeans cannot march out of step.
to march [marched|marched] {vb} (also: to make a display, to parade, to swagger about)
Should we perhaps in the future march behind our sponsor's flag?
(ii) Ensure the protection of participants in gay pride parades before, during and after marches from acts of violence and intolerance by counter-protestors;
marche {noun}
I have experienced walking behind a walking plough and seeing those horses in action.
Advertise the positive effects of walking, give positive role models, etc.!
- Economic valuation of health effects from transport including walking and cycling
To this extent, they informed also about the National Walking strategy.
The boys spent many days walking in the forest, carrying heavy goods.
Therefore, residents must walk 30 minutes to get drinking water from a stream.
As with the other gifts, a daily spiritual walk is essential to its operation.
This fall, the foundation will hold its first walk in support of pregnant women.
In one village, health facilities were a five-hour walk from the village.
It is said we cannot judge a man until we walk a mile in his shoes.
The step shall not be capable of being extended when the vehicle is in motion.
How do you expect the citizen and consumer to understand this backwards step?
The maximum slope of the step in any direction shall not exceed 5 per cent.
The maximum slope of the step in any direction shall not exceed 5 per cent.
The maximum slope of the step in any direction shall not exceed 5 per cent.
The system is up and running, however, and Parliament has endorsed it several times.
A panic alarm shall not immobilize the engine or stop it if it is running.
Centre of gravity height of the vehicle in running order: ….……………………"
Centre of gravity height of the vehicle in running order: ….……………………"
Centre of gravity height of the vehicle in running order: ….……………………"
There are fears and uncertainties, of course, but they need to be cleared away!
Not just to the fact that our share of the market is declining: of course it is.
It also makes good economic sense, of course, to lift the restrictions.
In the course of adapting itself to the EU, Poland was transformed into a market economy.
It was now for the General Assembly to decide what course of action to take.
marché {noun}
There they bind together the approaches necessary for a single market to emerge.
The labour market in Slovenia is strongly segregated horizontally and vertically.
C. E-government and the balance between democratic politics and market economics
As a Liberal, I am very much in favour of liberalisation of the internal market.
It will be necessary to create greater legal security in the electronic market.
marketplace {noun} [fin.]
Different witnesses used the notion of the marketplace of ideas in different ways.
The marketplace is not improving and the promised long term jobs are not resulting.
Lithium ion cells and batteries were first introduced in the marketplace in 1995.
On the third morning, a “Marketplace” was organized by Plan International.
However, the company continues to store mercury and sell it in the global marketplace.
market place {noun} [fin.]
Health, a sector that concerns us all, cannot be regarded as a profitable market-place.
We do not believe in undue political interference in the market place.
The predominant systems that are being used in the market place should be included.
Without having to make a huge investment, firms now have a global market place.
Competition refers to rivalry among firms in the market place.
sales activity {noun} [bus.]
But we should be clear that it is not the only bargain underpinning the NPT.
Mr President, I must tell you that there will no fool's bargain struck with us.
It took an informal “bargain” among the three main political parties.
The bargain which is at the heart of the Treaty is then called into question.
It was, of course, for Member States to propose such a bargain.
Not every document the Commission produces should deal with each and every issue.
A previous Liberal government was present at the birth of this flawed deal.
The NDP-Liberal budget deal also does not include anything for the fisheries.
A great deal of technology fails to be introduced successfully onto the market.
The finance minister would not be well served to make a trade off deal.
transaction {noun} [bus.]
Profit on profitable transaction: the profit obtained concerning sales of the product concerned in the domestic market
In Uganda, information provided seems to have significantly improved market transparency and reduced transaction costs.
Notwithstanding, the KFTC reviewed this transaction after UBCARE complained about its anticompetitive effects on the relevant market.
(b) Flow of the transaction
The Commission noted that the transaction would not result in a reduction in the number of players, and therefore competition, in the
marché {adjective}
A large group walked towards petitioners as they approached the market.
If they ever tell my story, let them say...... I walked with giants.
He and I walked a picket line in Halifax. || hansard.36.1.house.debates.120.e || 1268
You'd find the very same paving stones that Joshua walked on when he conquered it.
And when Auschwitz was liberated, you walked to Germany?
marcher {verb}
to hit it off {vb}
to tread [trod|trodden; trod] {vb}
to walk [walked|walked] {vb}
to march [marched|marched] {vb}
to hoof [hoofed|hoofed] {vb} [coll.]
to leg [legged|legged] {v.t.}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "Marche":
Synonyms (English) for "March":
Synonyms (English) for "march":
© Princeton Universityborder · adjoin · edge · abut · butt · butt against · butt on · parade · exhibit · process · demonstrate · marching · marching music · borderland · border district · marchland
Synonyms (French) for "marche":
Synonyms (French) for "marché":
© myThes Dicollectebraderie · foire · kermesse · liquidation · soldes · vente · halle · foirail · bazar · transaction · pacte · convention · accommodement · arrangement · accord · compromis · négoce · échange · affaire · commerce
Synonyms (French) for "marcher":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "Marche" in French
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