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Traduction du japonais en anglais: 行進

Dictionnaire: main
行進
動詞
1 abut, adjoin, border, butt, butt against, butt on, demonstrate, edge, exhibit, march, parade, process.
2 action, litigate, march, process, serve, sue, swear out, treat, work, work on.
3 attest, bear witness, certify, demonstrate, establish, evidence, manifest, march, prove, shew, show, testify.
4 attest, certify, demo, demonstrate, establish, evidence, exhibit, manifest, march, present, prove, shew, show.
5 depart, go away, go forth, goose step, leave, march, process, quit, roll, take leave.
6 line up, march, process, queue, queue up.
名詞
1 MArch, Mar, Master of Architecture, border district, borderland, marching, marching music, marchland.
2 MArch, advance, advancement, approach, betterment, developing, development, evolution, feeler, forward motion, growth, improvement, melioration, onward motion, overture, procession, progress, progression, stride.
3 MArch, advance, advancement, betterment, forward motion, head, headway, improvement, onward motion, procession, progress, progression, rise.
4 MArch, advance, advancement, border district, borderland, forward motion, marching, marchland, onward motion, parade, procession, progress, progression.
5 MArch, gear, gear mechanism, marching, marching music, operation, pace, procedure, rate, sailing.
6 advance, advancement, approach, betterment, cash advance, feeler, forward motion, improvement, onward motion, overture, procession, progress, progression, rise.
7 advance, advancement, emanation, forward motion, onward motion, procession, progress, progression, rise.
8 advance, advancement, evolution, forward motion, forwarding, furtherance, onward motion, organic evolution, phylogenesis, phylogeny, procession, progress, progression, promotion.
9 advance, advancement, forward motion, onward motion, patterned advance, procession, progress, progression.
10 advance, advancement, forward motion, onward motion, penetration, procession, progress, progression.
11 agate line, line, matrix, parade, procession.
12 eclat, ostentation, pomp, procession.