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quick march

/kwɪk mɑːrtʃ/

翻译: 军事口令,意为以快步开始行进;也常引申为催促某人迅速行动或加快进度。

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/kwɪk mɑːrtʃ/B1formalsport
  • zh军事口令,意为以快步开始行进;也常引申为催促某人迅速行动或加快进度。

A military command or expression meaning to start marching at a brisk pace, often used figuratively to urge someone to move or act quickly.

  1. Military commandB2formal

    A command given to soldiers to start marching at a fast, regular pace.

    zh快步走

    • The sergeant shouted 'Quick march!' and the troops began moving.
    • At the command 'Quick march,' the soldiers stepped off in unison.
    • The officer ordered a quick march to cover the distance faster.
  2. Fast walking paceB2informal

    A brisk, energetic walking speed, often used in a military or organized context.

    zh快步

    • We set off at a quick march to reach the campsite before dark.
    • The hikers maintained a quick march along the trail.
    • He walked with a quick march, determined to get there on time.