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Meanings of Marches in English

Portuguese
marcas
Catalan
les marques

A region in central Italy.

marcas
Usage of Marches in English
1
All Wales was in revolt; the Marches were invaded and laid waste.
Harold : the Last of the Saxon Kings — Volume 06
2
You, Marches, take two men and go and see what it is.
Original Short Stories — Volume 02
3
I used to think that it got cold up in the Dornish Marches.
A Dance with Dragons
4
The Women's Marches around the world last weekend are a moment in history.
The Irish Times
5
Jo is certainly the most fully and lovingly realised of all the Marches.
The Guardian
6
In Kinmont Willie's lifetime the Wardens of the Marches had but little leisure.
Stories of the Border Marches
7
Because Callisto is Ultima Thule, the far Marches of the Empire.
Beginnings
8
Like any good Paradoxian girl, I'd never been to the Marches.
Fortune's Pawn
9
Sir, said he, my name is Pedivere of the Straight Marches.
Le Morte d'Arthur: Volume 2
10
Project Gutenberg's Stories of the Border Marches, by John Lang and Jean Lang
Stories of the Border Marches
11
The Cymry believe King Raven has arisen to defend the land beyond the Marches.
Hood
12
Revolutionary youth groups have called for daily marches to condemn the violence.
The Guardian
13
Many Balkan countries including Serbia and Kosovo have already held Pride marches.
Reuters
14
Lauren Young: We've seen protests and marches for racial equality for decades.
Reuters
15
Orange Order marches have often been marked by drunkeness and sectarian violence.
The Irish Times
16
Traditional May Day marches were also taking place outside the euro zone.
Reuters
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Translations for Marches
Portuguese
marcasmarche
Marches through the time
Marches across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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