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1 marching orders
ˈmarch·ing or·dersn Marschbefehl mto get [or receive] one's \marching orders ( fam: job, flat) die Kündigung bekommen; (relationship) den Laufpass bekommen famto give sb their \marching orders ( fam: job, flat) jdm kündigen, künden SCHWEIZ; (relationship) jdm den Laufpass geben fam* * *n.Marschbefehl m. -
2 marching orders
'march·ing or·ders nMarschbefehl m;( relationship) den Laufpass bekommen ( fam)to give sb their \marching orders (fam: job, flat) jdm kündigen;( relationship) jdm den Laufpass geben ( fam) -
3 marching
['mAːtʃɪŋ]* * *marching [ˈmɑː(r)tʃıŋ]A adj MIL Marsch…, marschierend:a) Marschausrüstung f,b) Marschordnung f;in heavy marching order feldmarschmäßig;a) fig umg er bekam den Laufpass (von seiner Firma od von seiner Freundin),b) SPORT umg er flog vom Platz;a) fig umg jemandem den Laufpass geben,B s (Auf-, Vorbei)Marsch m, Marschieren n:marching in Einmarsch;marching-off point Abmarschpunkt m* * *adj.marschierend adj.
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