No. 1,331 in Portuguese
decorrer
"Decorrer" means "to take place" or "to elapse."
In a sentence
O evento ocorrerá ao longo da semana.
The event will happen throughout the week.
In this sentence, "decorrer" is used to mean the process or interval during which something happens, typically describing a temporal span.
Durante o decorrer da aula, várias questões foram respondidas.
During the course of the lesson, several questions were answered.
Here, "decorrer" refers to the ongoing period in which the action or activity of the lesson takes place.
No decorrer da conversa, entenderam-se melhor.
In the course of the conversation, they understood each other better.
In this usage, "decorrer" denotes the unfolding or progression of an event, such as a conversation or discussion over time.
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