corrale

In a sentence

• ¡Por favor, corrale antes de que se cierre la puerta!

  Please, hurry up before the door closes!

  In this sentence, 'corrale' (a form of 'correr' with the '-le' suffix) is used as an exhortative expression encouraging someone to move faster, often associated with urgency.

• Juan le dijo a Pedro: 'Si ves al conejo, ¡corrale y trata de atraparlo!'

  Juan told Pedro: 'If you see the rabbit, run and try to catch it!'

  Here, 'corrale' is again used to instruct someone to run quickly, directing effort towards catching the rabbit, showing action intent.

• Mientras organizábamos el evento, la líder del grupo nos decía: 'Corrale, necesitamos terminar antes de las cinco.'

  While we were organizing the event, the group leader was telling us: 'Hurry up, we need to finish before five.'

  In this example, ‘corrale’ motivates a group to speed up their work, underscoring its use for emphasizing urgency in collective action scenarios.