No. 3,077 in Spanish
marcha
"Marcha" means "march," "gear," "progress," or "party," depending on the context.
In a sentence
La marcha hacia la montaña fue agotadora.
The march towards the mountain was exhausting.
Used to refer to physical movement, similar to walking.
La máquina está en marcha y funcionando perfectamente.
The machine is up and running perfectly.
Used to indicate that something is operational or running.
Su proyecto está en marcha y pronto dará frutos.
His project is underway and will soon bear fruit.
Used metaphorically to refer to progress or advancement.
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