Dirigióse (en. He went)

/di.ɾiˈxjo.se/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To go to a specific place.

She headed to the park to meet her friends.

Se dirigió al parque para encontrarse con sus amigos.

To make a movement or effort towards a goal.

She went to the meeting with enthusiasm.

Ella se dirigió a la reunión con entusiasmo.

To draw attention or focus towards something.

The teacher addressed the students to clarify doubts.

El maestro se dirigió a los estudiantes para aclarar dudas.

From the verb 'dirigir', which comes from the Latin 'dirigere'.

to address someone

To make contact or communicate with a person.

dirigirse a alguien

to head towards

To move in the direction of a place.

dirigirse hacia

to set off on a trip

To begin a journey towards a specific destination.

dirigirse en un viaje

to direct

To control or guide an action or movement.

dirigir

direction

The way or direction in which something moves.

dirección

direct

That goes without detours or intermediaries.

directo

To go somewhere quickly.

I dashed out and headed home in a second.

Salí pitando y me dirigí a casa en un segundo.

To approach someone to talk to them.

I approached the girl who was on the corner.

Me dirigí a la chica que estaba en la esquina.