No. 12,438 in Spanish
marchar
To march, walk, leave, or function.
In a sentence
Vamos a marchar temprano para llegar a tiempo.
We will leave early to arrive on time.
Here, 'marchar' is used to refer to the act of leaving or departing.
Ellos decidieron marchar en la protesta para expresar su opinión.
They decided to march in the protest to express their opinion.
In this example, 'marchar' refers to participating in a march or protest walk.
El reloj parece marchar bien después de la reparación.
The clock seems to be working properly after the repair.
Here, 'marchar' is used metaphorically to indicate proper functioning.
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