march
/mɑːrtʃ/Definitions
1. noun
a regular or ceremonial walk, especially one made in a group, often to celebrate or commemorate something
“The parade was a grand march through the city streets.”
2. verb
to walk in a regular or ceremonial manner, especially with a group
“The soldiers marched into the battlefield, ready for the fight.”
3. verb
to progress or move steadily, especially towards a particular goal or objective
“The company has been marching towards profitability for the past few years.”
4. noun
a series of steps or measures taken to achieve a particular goal or objective
“The march to space exploration has been a remarkable achievement for humanity.”
5. noun
a unit of length in music, equal to 32 bars or 256 beats
“The song had a lively march tempo that got everyone dancing.”