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marcher

/mahr-cher/US // ˈmɑr tʃər //UK // (ˈmɑːtʃə) //

游行者,步行者,行进者,行军者

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person who marches on foot: a line of marchers.

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Examples

  • Police officers escorted the marchers down the street and stood with deputies from the Alamance County Sheriff’s Office on the outskirts of the square.

  • The spray was then discharged onto the marchers without warning.

  • Karen Hylton headed west on Kennedy Street, leading marchers toward the Fourth District police station as they continued to scream demands for justice.

  • Stoyanoff said he contributed to the day’s events by working to register marchers to vote.

  • He strode through the marchers with Pride flags waving from his backpack.

  • CWA Union Marcher Steve Wisniewoki of Orlando works for the same company as Petty, AT&T CenturyLink.

  • Neantmoins Monsieur de Biancourt se tenoit tousiours sur ses gardes, et souvent faisoit marcher la chaloupe devant avec la sonde.

  • This being a Lordship marcher, hath enioyed royall liberties, since the time wherein it was first subdued.

  • He is tired of waiting for it, he will go out to meet it: 'Je veux marcher vers la folie et ses soleils.'

  • Its grant to Edward made him the natural head of the marcher barons.

  • His grievances were those of a marcher rather than those of a Welshman.