military command to march in step
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
1 sense · 4 examplesphrase
military or gymnastics command to march in step; to advance with uniform steps while maintaining neat ranks
technicalUsed specifically in military drills, parades, and gymnastics as a command. The tempo is typically 116-122 steps per minute. Usually followed by '立定' (halt) to stop.
Tīng听
dào到
“
qí齐
bù步
zǒu走
”
de的
kǒu口
lìng令
，
shì士
bīng兵
men们
zhěng整
qí齐
de地
xiàng向
qián前
zǒu走
qù去
。
Upon hearing the command "Forward march," the soldiers marched forward in neat formation.
Tǐ体
yù育
kè课
shàng上
，
lǎo老
shī师
hǎn喊
：
“
qí齐
bù步
zǒu走
！
”
dà大
jiā家
lì立
kè刻
àn按
zhào照
jié节
zòu奏
mài迈
bù步
。
In gym class, the teacher shouted, "March in step!" and everyone immediately began stepping to the rhythm.
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Yuè阅
bīng兵
yí仪
shì式
shàng上
，
fāng方
zhèn阵
zài在
“
qí齐
bù步
zǒu走
”
de的
kǒu口
lìng令
xià下
huǎn缓
huǎn缓
tōng通
guò过
zhǔ主
xí席
tái台
。
At the military parade, the phalanx slowly passed the reviewing stand to the command of "Forward march."
Qí齐
bù步
zǒu走
shí时
，
bǎi摆
bì臂
gāo高
dù度
yào要
yǔ与
yāo腰
dài带
píng平
qí齐
。
When marching in step, the height of the arm swing should be level with the belt.