marchar

to march

m ɐ ɾ ʃ a ɾ
march march + ar Infinitive
verb · 1st-person singular / 3rd-person singular, future tense Rare #36,370
to march Often used for moving forward in an organized group, especially soldiers.
PO: Os soldados vão marchar até a cidade.
EN: The soldiers are going to march to the city.
Conjugation of marchar
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First marche —
Third marche marchem
Imperative
SingularPlural
Third marche marchem
Present
marchar
Subjunctive future
SingularPlural
First marchar —
Third marchar —

Marchar.

March.

— Três Homens em Conflito (1966)

Vão simplesmente marchar em nossa direção, General Sawatzki.

They will simply march toward us, General Sawatzki.

— Ele Está de Volta (2015)

Uma nação chegou a declarar guerra e marchar contra ele.

One nation even went so far as to declare war and march against him.

— O Paciente Inglês (1996)

Disse que íamos passear, não marchar.

He said we were going for a walk, not a march.

— O Peso de um Passado (1988)

Quem quer marchar para Lisboa?

Who wants to march to Lisbon?

— Capitães de Abril (2000)

Reunir nossas forças e marchar rumo ao Portão Negro.

Let us gather our forces and march towards the Black Gate.

— O Senhor dos Anéis: O Retorno do Rei (2003)

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