Marche

French-English Dictionary of Military Terms · 1918 · p. 3
March. Walk. Gait. Movement. Sailing. Marching. Functioning (of machine). Rate of speed. Step (of stair). Timekeeping,oregain (of a timepiece). Journey (of train). Movement (at drill). Progre (e.g., of a battle). March (of events). Advance (in attack). Ordre de marc he. Order of march. Order of sailing (of a squadron).—Dis positif de marc he. March dispositions, order of march.—Marehe forcée. Forced march.—Marche de flanc. Flank march.—Marche d’approche. Approach march.—Marche en garde. Partially-deployed movement of an advanced, flank, or rear guard.—__ Marche de train. Ensemble of a train’s logs over the whole journey:—En marc he. On the march; in movement; working.—Mettre en marc he. To start.—Se mettre en marc he. To move off, march off, to start. — ‘‘ En avant, marc he.’’ ‘ Quick-march.” — ‘‘ Pas gymnast i que, marc he.’’ “ Double-march.”—Marche rétrograde. March to the rear, retreat.—Marche arriére. Reverse, backward, movement (of engine, of car, etc.)—Marche en retard. Going slow (of a watch).—Fermer la marc he. To bring up the rear. [p.356]
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