marcher

Meaning

1. to walk
2. to travel; to move; to march
3. to work, to function
4. to step
5. to cooperate
6. to believe

Concepts

walk

go

march

work

run

step

travel

function

move

tread

walking

ambulate

operate

step on

come

hit it off

advance

make progress

move right ahead

run to

be well-informed

communicate

lead to

understand

go on foot

perform

proceed

flow

hike

ramble

wander

act of walking

baby steps

talk

on

step in

traveling

be running

working

treat

wade

have on

wear

ferment

sour

turn

bar hop

pub-crawl

locomote

travel to

visit

take the air

process

market

attend

go to

manner of walking

trudge

amble

concur

effect

start working

act effect

follow

act

be in operation

stroll

work well

roll

drive

sashay

strut

Pronounced as (IPA)

/maʁ.ʃe/

Etymology

Inherited from Middle French, from Old French marchier, from Frankish *markōn, from Proto-Germanic *markōną, from Proto-Indo-European *merg-, *marǵ- (“edge, boundary, border”). Cf. also marquer.

Sentences

Vers le milieu du pont , Cosette, ayant les pieds engourdis , désira marcher .

Towards the middle of the bridge, Cosette, with numb feet, wanted to walk.

Il lève l’étendard de la révolte et s’apprête à marcher de Machhad vers l’Azerbaïdjan.

He raises the banner of revolt and prepares to march from Mashhad to Azerbaijan.