Usage examples of "marcha fúnebre" in Spanish with translation to English

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La juventud se marcha y no vuelve nunca. Youth goes away and never comes back.
La banda entretuvo a los espectadores en la marcha. The band entertained the spectators at the parade.
La banda ha tocado una marcha. The band has played a march.
El otoño que se marcha me llena de un sentimiento de pesar. The passing autumn fills me with a feeling of grief.
Los coordinadores de esta marcha caritativa tienen corazones de oro. The coordinators of this charity run have hearts of gold.
La investigación está en marcha. The investigation is under way.
Ella puso la máquina en marcha. She put the machine in motion.
Es muy peligroso subirse al tren cuando está en marcha. It is very dangerous to jump aboard the train when it is moving.
El compositor de esta obra es el mismo que compuso la Marcha Eslava. The composer of this work is the same who wrote the Slavonic March.
La juventud se marcha para no volver. Youth goes away and never comes back.
El invierno se marcha y llega la primavera. Winter has gone. Spring has come.
Es peligroso saltar de un tren en marcha. It's dangerous to jump off a moving train.
Ya están en marcha preparativos para los Juegos Olímpicos. Preparations are already under way for the Olympic Games.
La marcha fue dirigida por una banda de guerra. The parade was led by an army band.
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