Corra (en. Run)
/ˈkora/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
Third person singular of the present subjunctive of the verb to run.
I hope he runs faster in the race.
Espero que él corra más rápido en la carrera.
Imperative form of the second person singular of the verb to run.
Run faster if you want to catch the bus!
¡Corra más si quiere alcanzar el autobús!
It is used to express wishes or commands in a formal or plural context.
If everyone runs together, they will arrive sooner.
Si todos corran juntos, llegarán antes.
Etymology
From Latin 'currere', which means 'to run'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
spread the word
To inform many people about something.
corra la voz
let the air flow
Expression to indicate that ventilation is needed.
que corra el aire
take the risk
To accept a possibility of damage or loss.
corra el riesgo
Related Words
to run
To move quickly using the legs.
correr
run (past participle)
A style of Mexican popular music; it also refers to something that has developed or happened.
corrido
runner
A person who runs, especially in competitions.
corredor
Slang Meanings
To run quickly for fun
Let's take a walk around the park, run!
Vamos a dar una vuelta al parque, ¡corra!
To do something in a hurry
Run to the store before it closes.
Corra a la tienda antes de que cierre.