MArch
- noun
- /ˈmɑːrk/
- Before the march.
Examples
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When he's not training for the selection march, he spends most days there.
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O.V.V.I., From Its "Muster-in" to Its "Muster-out"; Comprising Its Organization, Marches, Campaigns, Battles, and Skirmishes.
Academic text (2011) -
Are they gonna hit the march?
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Welcome to hell, the SAS selection march.
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I'm going on a march to free farmed animals.
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After completing her bachelor's degree, Maria decided to pursue a MArch to deepen her knowledge of sustainable architecture.
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The university offers an MArch program that focuses on urban design and planning.
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To advance her career in architecture, Jenna enrolled in an MArch program that emphasizes innovative building techniques.
Synonyms
An advanced degree from university that lets you become an architect
Compounds
- UK
A marching pace faster than walking and slower than running at about 120 steps per minute
The time around March 20 when day and night are nearly equal and spring begins in the Northern Hemisphere
- Jargon
A piece of music that people play while they leave a formal ceremony like a wedding
How Advanced
Surface Forms
Etymology
MArch is a short form of Master of Architecture. The Master part comes from a word meaning 'teacher' or 'expert' and Architecture means 'building design', so an MArch is a high-level degree that shows advanced skill in designing buildings.