No. 12,439 in Spanish

marchará

"Marchará" means "will leave" or "will march" in English.

In a sentence

Él marchará hacia la montaña mañana.
He will march towards the mountain tomorrow.
Future tense of 'ir' or 'caminar' used to express an action planned to occur.
Si sigue así, marchará de nuestra empresa pronto.
If he continues like this, he will leave our company soon.
Figurative use of 'marchar' to mean 'depart' or 'exit', reflecting movement.
El reloj no marchará si no le pones batería.
The clock will not work if you don't put a battery in it.
Usage of 'marchar' in the context of functionality or operation, implying working properly.

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