goose-step

English

Noun

goose-step (plural goose-steps)

1. A style of marching in which the feet are lifted high in the air in front.

Translations

a style of marching

• Danish: strækmarch (da)
• Finnish: hanhenmarssi (fi)
• French: pas de l’oie (fr) m
• German: Stechschritt (de) m

• Greek: ‎βήμα της χήνας (víma tis chínas) n 
• Japanese: ガチョウ足行進 (ja) (ガチョウあしこうしん, gachō-ashikōshin)
• Norwegian: hanemarsj (no) m

Verb

goose-step (third-person singular simple present goose-steps, present participle goose-stepping, simple past and past participle goose-stepped)

1. To march with a goose-step.

Translations

to march with a goose-step

• Finnish: marssia (fi) hanhenmarssia (fi)

• German: im Stechschritt marschieren (de)
• Norwegian: gå i hanemarsj (no)