No. 10,519 in Spanish
corren
"Corren" means "they run" or "you all run" (from the verb "correr").
In a sentence
Ellos corren rápido en el parque.
They run fast in the park.
In this sentence, 'corren' is the third person plural form of the verb 'correr', meaning 'to run', used to indicate habitual or current action in the present tense.
Los rumores corren por todo el pueblo.
The rumors spread throughout the town.
Here, 'corren' describes the metaphorical movement or dissemination of rumors, again in the third person plural present tense of 'correr'.
Corren tiempos difíciles para todos nosotros.
These are difficult times for all of us.
In this context, 'corren' pertains to the passage or situation of times, using 'correr' in a more figurative spatial or temporal sense.
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