Download
Translate Files
search close
    https://lingvanex.com/translate/ Translate Text https://app.lingvanex.com/ Translate Files

    Marchó (en. Left)

    /maɾˈtʃo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    It refers to the action of leaving or going out of a place.
    He marched towards the door without looking back.
    Él marchó hacia la puerta sin mirar atrás.
    It can imply the action of leaving a place permanently.
    After the argument, she left the house.
    Después de la discusión, ella marchó de casa.
    In military contexts, it refers to advancing in formation.
    The troops marched to the sound of the military band.
    Las tropas marcharon al son de la banda militar.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'marcare', which means 'to leave, go' or 'to advance'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    he went to another place
    he went to a different place.
    marchó a otro lugar
    he left in silence
    he left without making noise.
    marchó en silencio
    he left quickly
    he left in a hurry.
    marchó rápido

    Related Words

    to march
    To leave or go out of a place.
    marchar
    march
    Ordered movement of people or things.
    marcha

    Slang Meanings

    It is used to refer to a party or social event to which one goes.
    Today many left for the party at Juan's house.
    Hoy muchos marcharon por la fiesta en casa de Juan.
    To move to another place with arrogance.
    When he heard the news, he left as if he were the king.
    Cuando se enteró de la noticia, marchó como si fuera el rey.