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

• If its strategy succeeds, Mexico could even steal a march on its northern neighbour.
  如果策略得当，墨西哥甚至可以赶在其北部邻国之前抢得先机。
• Our soldiers march on with a smile on their lips!
  我们的士兵带着微笑前进！
• 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。
• They are probably lacking some of the heavy weaponry necessary if they are to march on the capital.
  反政府武装要想挺进首都，确实可能缺乏一些必要的重型武器。
• In the country "long march on the2nd," strap-on rockets, nuclear submarines and electron-positron collider, there are Yueqing components produced.
  在国家“长征二号”捆绑式火箭、核潜艇和正负电子对撞机中，都有乐清生产的配件。
• PUPILS, like soldiers, march on their stomachs.
  和士兵们一样，学生要吃饱肚子才能正常学习。
• The truth is, you're pissed off because we stole a march on you.
  事实真相是：因为我们一声不响地抢在了你们的前面，所以，你们恼羞成怒了。
• It was unexpected that you stole a march on me.
  没料到你抢在了我的前面。
• 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！
• 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。