Corro (en. I run)

/ˈko.ro/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
A group of people who come together to carry out an activity.
The group of students gathered in the yard during recess.
El corro de alumnos se reunió en el patio durante el receso.
In some regions, the term is used to refer to a circle or gathering of people.
They formed a group to discuss the project.
Formaron un corro para discutir el proyecto.
verb
The act of gathering or congregating in a group.
Friends usually gather in the plaza every weekend.
Los amigos suelen corro en la plaza cada fin de semana.

Etymology

From Latin 'currere', which means to run.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to make a circle
To form a group or circle to discuss or carry out an activity.
hacer corro
to be in the circle
To be part of a group in a specific context.
estar en el corro
to go out in a circle
To go or move in a group.
salir en corro

Related Words

corral
Enclosure where animals are grouped.
corral
congregation
Gathering of people who share a common interest.
congregación
circle
Geometric shape that symbolizes unity or group.
círculo

Slang Meanings

Informal gathering of friends.
We are going to make a circle at my house this afternoon.
Vamos a hacer un corro en mi casa esta tarde.
Group of people in a festive environment.
At the party, a huge gathering formed in the garden.
En la fiesta, se armó un corro enorme en el jardín.