Echara (en. Would throw)

/eˈtʃaɾa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Definition: To make something move from one place to another.

Example Sentence: Throwing the ball into the field was exciting.

Echar la pelota al campo fue emocionante.

Definition: To get rid of something.

Example Sentence: She threw the old furniture into the street.

Ella echó el viejo mueble a la calle.

Definition: To express or show feelings.

Example Sentence: He poured his love into those letters.

Él echó su amor en esas cartas.

Etymology/Origin: From Latin 'iacere', meaning to throw or toss.

Phrase: to throw in someone's face

Meaning: To reproach someone about something.

echar en cara

Phrase: to miss someone

Meaning: To feel nostalgia for someone's absence.

echar de menos

Phrase: to put in effort

Meaning: To put effort into achieving something.

echarle ganas

Related Word: to throw

Description: The action of throwing something.

echar

Related Word: throwing

Description: The act of throwing or casting.

echamiento

Slang Meaning: To slack off

Example: I was slacking off all day.

Estuve echando la hueva todo el día.

Slang Meaning: To take a look

Example: I'm going to take a look at that store.

Voy a echarme un vistazo a esa tienda.