No. 12,440 in Spanish

marchó

"Marchó" means "left" or "departed."

In a sentence

Ella se marchó temprano de la reunión.
She left the meeting early.
Here, 'marchó' is used as the third person singular form of the reflexive verb 'marcharse', meaning 'to leave' or 'depart'.
El soldado marchó con firmeza durante el desfile.
The soldier marched firmly during the parade.
In this sentence, 'marchó' comes from the verb 'marchar', meaning 'to march', describing a movement in the context of organized walking or parade.
El proyecto marchó mejor de lo que esperábamos.
The project went better than we expected.
In this usage, 'marchó' refers to the progress or development of something, derived from the verb 'marchar' in a more figurative sense.

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