German word

Einmarsch

Pronunciation

IPA/ˈaɪ̯nˌmaɐ̯ʃ/

Meaning

  • masculine nounadvance

Example

Der Einmarsch der Truppen begann am Morgen.

The troops' advance began in the morning.

Illustration for Einmarsch (advance)

More examples

Ein überraschender Einmarsch über die Grenze brachte neue Spannungen.

A surprising cross-border invasion brought new tensions.

Core concept

A military column passes through a border or gate and moves into the territory beyond it.

Common phrases

  • ein überraschender Einmarsch

    a surprising invasion

  • ein Einmarsch über die Grenze

    a cross-border invasion

Similar words

Vormarsch: The movement of an army forward to gain ground and expand its positions.
Invasion: The forceful entry of a large army into another country or region.
Einzug: The official entry of a procession or group into a building or town.
Besetzung: The taking and holding of land or buildings under military control.

Definition in German

Das geordnete Eindringen von Truppen in ein Gebiet.

Word origin

Einmarsch is a compound of ein, meaning 'in' or 'into', and Marsch, meaning a march or military movement.

Usage tips

  • Einmarsch is masculine, with the article der, and its plural is Einmärsche.

Other meanings

  • entrynoun
  • invasionnoun
  • entrancenoun

Opposites

Related words

  • einmarschiereninvadeverb
  • Einmarschplaninvasion plannoun

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