marchar
march · leave
Es avanzar caminando, normalmente en grupo y siguiendo un ritmo o una dirección.
The word "marchar" in Spanish means "to march" or "to leave" depending on the context. When referring to "to march," it typically describes moving in a rhythmic manner, often in an organized group, such as soldiers or protesters. When used in the context of "to leave," it can imply going away or departing from a place. In everyday conversation, "marchar" is often used to indicate that someone is about to leave.
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Examples
Voy a marchar en la protesta este fin de semana.verb
I'm going to march in the protest this weekend.
Él decidió marchar temprano del evento.verb
He decided to leave early from the event.
Ella marchó con sus compañeros después de la reunión.verb
She marched with her companions after the meeting.
Marcharé en la protesta.verb
I will march in the protest.
Me marché temprano de la fiesta.verb
I left the party early.
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