No. 4,492 in German
marschiert
"Marches" or "marched" (depending on context).
In a sentence
Die Soldaten marschieren jeden Morgen im Ausbildungslager.
The soldiers march every morning in the training camp.
The word 'marschieren' is used to describe the regular marching activity of soldiers during their training.
Gestern marschierte die Demonstration durch die Innenstadt.
Yesterday, the demonstration marched through the city center.
Here, 'marschieren' indicates the movement or procession of a group of protesters in the city.
Beim Marathon marschierten einige Teilnehmer statt zu joggen.
During the marathon, some participants marched instead of jogging.
In this sentence, 'marschieren' refers to a form of movement characterized by walking in a deliberate manner.
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