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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
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Revolutionary youth groups have called for daily marches to condemn the violence.
The Guardian
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Many Balkan countries including Serbia and Kosovo have already held Pride marches.
Reuters
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Lauren Young: We've seen protests and marches for racial equality for decades.
Reuters
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Orange Order marches have often been marked by drunkeness and sectarian violence.
The Irish Times
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Traditional May Day marches were also taking place outside the euro zone.
Reuters
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Germany' migrant influx triggered marches by the anti-Islam Pegida movement last year.
Radio NZ
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But every week protesters have used Friday prayers to launch fresh marches.
Reuters
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Lord Tywin has left Harrenhal and marches west with all his power.
A clash of kings
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From inauspicious beginnings, the Government marches on to the next 100 days.
The Irish Times
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One of the first Pride marches happened close by a year later.
Reuters
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The recent women's marches showed people were prepared to protest, she says.
Radio NZ
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To-morrow the garrison at the fortress marches in review before the Prince.
Truxton King: A Story of Graustark
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According to the poet: The language marches in step with the executioners.
The Guardian
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Barring a few isolated incidents outside Luthuli House, marches were also peaceful.
The South African
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But as time marches on, our bodies begin to age and degrade.
BBC
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Bishkek Letter: Bishkek marches, like freedom of speech, are still a novelty.
The Irish Times
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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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