Salieron (en. Went out)

/saˈljeron/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Action of going out, leaving, or emitting something to the outside.

They left home early to avoid traffic.

Ellos salieron de casa temprano para evitar el tráfico.

To produce or manifest something at a certain moment.

The flowers bloomed in spring.

Las flores salieron en primavera.

To disappear or abandon a place.

The children left the classroom when the bell rang.

Los niños salieron del aula cuando sonó el timbre.

It derives from the Latin verb 'salire', which means 'to jump' or 'to go out'.

they left badly

It refers to a situation that did not end well.

salieron mal

they went out for a walk

It means that someone went for a walk or stroll.

salieron a pasear

they went on a trip

It indicates that someone went to another place for a while.

salieron de viaje

exit

The act of going out or the place from where one exits.

salida

to leave

A verb that refers to leaving or departing from a place.

salir

left

Plural of 'left', which indicates people who have gone out.

salidos

To go out partying or to have a social outing.

We are going out tonight, the friends left.

Vamos a salir esta noche, salieron los amigos.

To escape or evade.

They left as if there were no tomorrow.

Salieron como si no hubiera un mañana.