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idiommarchsteal a march on sbto get an advantage over someone by doing something before they do it, or before they expect you to do it:Britain managed to steal a march on the US in one of the most important aspects of information technology - getting computers into schools.The main summer clothing shows for women do not begin until mid-October, but Celine was stealing a march. phrasemarch[marched, marched, marching]
march on
march on sth to walk to a particular place in a large group in order to attack it or to protest about something: Mikael gathered his troops and prepared to march on Addis Ababa. Demonstrators marched on the government in Berlin, and demanded that its leaders answer for their policies.
march (from some place) (to some place)to move along, walking with purposeful steps, from some place to some place. The army marched from one town to another. They marched to the battlefield from town. See:- (as) mad as a March hare
- bag and baggage
- be as mad as a March hare
- be on the march
- beware the ides of March
- in single file
- in step
- mad as a hatter
- mad as a March hare
- make the rounds
- march
- march against
- march against (someone or something)
- March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb
- March comes in like a lion, and goes out like a lamb
- march in step
- march in step (with someone or something)
- march in time (with someone or something)
- march on
- march out of step (with someone or something)
- march out of time
- march out of time (with someone or something)
- march past
- march to (one's) own beat
- march to (the beat of) (one's) own drum
- march to (the beat of) a different drum
- march to (the beat of) a different drummer
- march to (the beat of) a different drummer, to
- march to (the beat of) a different tune
- march to a different beat
- march to a different drummer
- march to a different drummer/drum
- march to a different tune
- on the march
- out of step
- quick march
- slow march
- steal a march
- steal a march on
- steal a march on (someone or something)
- steal a march on somebody
- steal a march on someone, to
- steal a march over (someone or something)
- steal a march upon (someone or something)
- steal the march on (someone or something)
- steal the march over (someone or something)
- steal the march upon (someone or something)
- the march of time
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