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ab|mar·schie·ren *vi sein to march off, to start marching;los, \abmarschieren [zum Schießstand]! forward, march [to the rifle range]! -
122 marschieren *
ab|mar·schie·ren *vi sein to march off, to start marching;los, \marschieren * [zum Schießstand]! forward, march [to the rifle range]! -
123 odmaszer|ować
pf — odmaszer|owywać impf vi 1. Wojsk. to march off, to march away 2. pot., żart. to run along, to go away- macie lody, a teraz odmaszerować here’s ice cream, now run alongThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > odmaszer|ować
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124 выступать
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125 a porni în marş
to march offmil. to rank off. -
126 afmarcheren
v. march off, file off, walk in coordinated steps like soldiers -
127 abrücken
ab|rü·ckenvi sein1) ( sich distanzieren)von etw/jdm \abrücken to distance oneself from sth/sb, to back off from sth/sb[irgendwohin] \abrücken to march off [to somewhere];4) ( wegrücken)[von etw/jdm] \abrücken to move away [or back] [from sth/sb]etw [von etw] \abrücken to move sth away [from sth];ein Möbelstück von der Wand \abrücken to push a piece of furniture away from the wall -
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