No. 9,303 in German
marsch
"March" (musical tempo or walking movement).
In a sentence
Wir wanderten über die Marsch und genossen die Schönheit der Natur.
We hiked across the marsh and enjoyed the beauty of nature.
In this sentence, 'Marsch' is used to refer to a low-lying region near the sea, typically flat and often marshy.
Der Kommandant befahl den Soldaten zu marschieren und rief: 'Marsch!'
The commander ordered the soldiers to march and shouted: 'March!'
Here, 'Marsch' is used as a military command to start marching, showcasing its imperative and directive form.
Die Geschichte erzählt von einem beschwerlichen Marsch durch die Wüste.
The story tells of a strenuous march through the desert.
In this example, 'Marsch' denotes a long and challenging journey on foot, emphasizing the effort and determination involved.
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