No. 1,809 in Portuguese
marcha
"Marcha" means "march" or "gear" in English.
In a sentence
A marcha das tropas começou cedo.
The march of the troops started early.
Here, 'marcha' is used to mean a military march or movement of soldiers from one place to another, demonstrating its use in describing organized troop movements.
O carro está com problemas na marcha.
The car is having issues with the gear.
In this context, 'marcha' refers to the gear mechanism or transmission of a vehicle, showing its technical application in automotive language.
Ele marcha todos os dias para melhorar sua saúde.
He marches every day to improve his health.
Here, 'marcha' is used as a verb (marchar), meaning 'march', indicating the physical activity of marching or walking energetically.
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