English-Italian translation for "march"
"march" Italian translation
march {noun}
We all remember - and some of you actually mentioned - the vote of 1 March 1995.
Preparation for the extraordinary European Council in Berlin on 24-25 March 1999
The common position adopted by the Council in March is both balanced and rational.
I declare resumed the session of the European Parliament adjourned on 2 March 2000.
The common website that the Commission is running went live back in early March.
I was in Warsaw on the march that your Government tried to ban.
Did you raise the issue of the Gay Pride march with Mr Putin two days before the event, when it was already known there would be problems?
Any assemblies or marches in public were banned and candidates ' broadcasts on television were subjected to censorship.
to march {verb}
to march [marched|marched] {v.i.}
But I do need to stress to the Council that this is not the Grand Old Duke of York marching his troops up the hill, just to march them down...
You have come to Assisi after marching for several days.
In particular, we met representatives from ABB, from Michelin and also the organisers of job marches.
You know, we're marching toward Utopia.
Integration into the Maastricht Europe really means that the countries of central Europe are marching towards social regression and protectorate.
to march [marched|marched] {v.i.} (also: to parade, to model)
Last Saturday thousands of people marched quietly through the streets of Bilbao denouncing the continuing practice of torture within the Spanish police headquarters.
Synonyms
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
Usage examples
Usage examples for "march" in Italian
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