MARCHING po niemiecku - Tłumaczenie angielski-niemiecki

angielski

niemiecki

ˈmarch·ing or·ders RZ.

marching orders

Marschbefehl r.m. <-(e)s, -e>

to get [or receive] one's marching orders pot. (job, flat)

die Kündigung bekommen

to get [or receive] one's marching orders (relationship)

den Laufpass bekommen pot.

to give sb their marching orders pot. (job, flat)

jdm kündigen

to give sb their marching orders pot. (job, flat)

künden CH

to give sb their marching orders (relationship)

jdm den Laufpass geben pot.

ˈmarch·ing pow·der RZ. no pl slang żart.

marching powder

Koks r.n. <-es> slang

march·ing band [ˈmɑ:tʃɪŋ, Am ˈmɑ:rtʃ-] RZ.

marching band

Marschkapelle r.ż.

ˈmarch·ing song RZ.

marching song

Marschlied r.n. <-(e)s, -er>

I. march¹ <pl -es> [mɑ:tʃ, Am mɑ:rtʃ] RZ.

1. march WOJSK.:

march

Marsch r.m. <-(e)s, Mär·sche>

a 20 km march

ein Marsch r.m. über 20 km

przen. it is impossible to stop the forward march of progress

es ist unmöglich, den Fortschritt aufzuhalten

to be on the march

auf dem Marsch sein

to be on the march

marschieren

to be within a day's march

einen Tagesmarsch entfernt sein

2. march MUZ.:

march

Marsch r.m. <-(e)s, Mär·sche>

funeral march

Trauermarsch r.m. <-(e)s, -märsche>

Mendelssohn's Wedding March

Mendelssohns Hochzeitsmarsch r.m.

3. march (demonstration):

march

Demonstration r.ż. <-, -en>

a protest march

ein Protestmarsch r.m.

to go on a march

demonstrieren gehen

II. march¹ [mɑ:tʃ, Am mɑ:rtʃ] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

1. march (walk in step):

march

marschieren

quick march!

im Laufschritt, marsch!

the French army marched on Vienna

die französische Armee marschierte auf Wien zu

2. march (walk quickly):

march

marschieren pot.

3. march (demonstrate):

march

marschieren

to march through a city

[demonstrierend] durch eine Stadt ziehen

III. march¹ [mɑ:tʃ, Am mɑ:rtʃ] CZ. cz. przech.

1. march (walk in step):

to march 12 miles

12 Meilen marschieren

2. march (force to walk):

to march sb off

jdn wegbringen [o. wegführen]

to march sb off police

jdn abführen

to march sb into/out of the room

jdn in das Zimmer/aus dem Zimmer führen

march² [mɑ:tʃ, Am mɑ:rtʃ] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

to march with sth

an etw B. angrenzen

ˈhun·ger march RZ.

hunger march

Hungermarsch r.m. <-[e]s, -märsche>

ˈmarch-past RZ.

march-past

Vorbeimarsch r.m. <-es, -märsche>

march-past

Parade r.ż. <-, -n>

ˈfu·ner·al march RZ. MUZ.

funeral march

Trauermarsch r.m. <-(e)s, -märsche>

niemiecki

angielski

Aufmarsch

marching up

Aufmarsch (Parade)

march-past

Present

I	march
you	march
he/she/it	marches
we	march
you	march
they	march

Past

I	marched
you	marched
he/she/it	marched
we	marched
you	marched
they	marched

Present Perfect

I	have	marched
you	have	marched
he/she/it	has	marched
we	have	marched
you	have	marched
they	have	marched

Past Perfect

I	had	marched
you	had	marched
he/she/it	had	marched
we	had	marched
you	had	marched
they	had	marched

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

You start out by selecting your titan and supporting troops, and then you give them some initial marching orders.

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They get their marching orders, first one, then another, then another, then another.

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This negative trait was often recurrent in his career, as he was shown his marching orders eight times during his career in the league alone.

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I have to give him the marching orders and so forth.

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The gesture was of a friendly nature, but the referee was eluded by it, and immediately gave the defender his marching orders.

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Przykłady z Internetu (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

The “marching orders” called for following the trails along which the Geneva-born educator had passed with his students in the 1830's, in search of lost valleys.

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Marschbefehl: den Pfaden folgen, die der Genfer Pädagoge mit seinen Schülern um 1830 ging und aufbrechen zur Entdeckung vergessenen Tälern.

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