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Abmarsch
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German
Etymology
de :af ab- Marsch
From de ab- Marsch.
Pronunciation
de /ˈʔapˌmaʁʃ/
de De-Abmarsch.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de aʁʃ 2
Noun
m,s:es,^e
decampment, return from a site that was previously marched to
de Anmarsch
setting out, start the time, place or act of starting a specific march or hike
Derived terms
de abmarschbereit
Interjection
de interjection
Used by a parent, chaperone or commander demanding their wards or subordinates start moving to go somewhere; Off you go!; Move out!
de 2020 Sophie Reyer Mariedl. Die Riesin von Tirol 3 9788872837399 „Erzähl weiter!“, bettelt sie, doch es ist zu spät – die Mutter kommt mit starken Schritten anmarschiert, die Hände in den Rocktaschen: „Abmarsch, Kinder, heut ist nix mehr mit Spielen!“ "Keep talking!", she begs, but it is too late - the mother comes walking with heavy steps, her hands in her skirt pockets. "Off with you, kids, no more playing for today!"
Declension
m,s:es,^e
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