march on

英 [mɑːtʃ ɒn]

美 [mɑːrtʃ ɑːn]

行进，前进

英英释义

verb

• move forward, also in the metaphorical sense
  1. Time marches on
  Synonym:advanceprogresspass onmove ongo on

双语例句

• The British army is ready to march on the city.
  英军准备好向那座城市挺进了。
• The army stole a march on the enemy by marching at night and attacking them in the morning.
  部队凭夜里行军早晨攻击偷袭了敌人。
• On Thursday, hundreds tried to march on government buildings in the capital.
  周四，数百人试图逼进首都政府大楼。
• Worse still, Chinese shipyards are stealing a march on their South Korean rivals.
  更糟糕的是，中国船厂抢在了韩国对手的前面。
• There will be another march on Wall Street on Wednesday afternoon.
  而在本周三，华尔街还将迎来另一次“散步”。
• They elected him in March on promises of faster economic growth, more wealth and a brighter future.
  3月份，他们推选马英九任总统，是因为他承诺为台湾带来更快的经济增长、更多的财富和更光明的未来。
• Yet Bush SR had used artful diplomacy to achieve German unification, ended the cold war without a shot fired in anger, and pursued only limited objectives in his own Gulf War, namely the liberation of Kuwait rather than a march on Baghdad.
  然而，老布什运用巧妙的外交手段实现了德国的统一，不费一枪一卒便结束了冷战，并在海湾战争中仅寻求实现有限的目标，即解放科威特，而不是进军巴格达。
• Brave the enemy's gunfire, March on! March on! March on, on!
  冒著敌人的炮火前进！前进！前进！进！
• It was unexpected that you stole a march on me.
  没料到你抢在了我的前面。
• Our competitor stole a march on us and got the big contract.
  我们竞争对手偷袭了我们并且拿到了合约了。