desfilar
desfilar
desfilar(
dehs
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fee
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lahr
)An intransitive verb is one that does not require a direct object (e.g. The man sneezed.).
1. (military)
a. to parade
Con ocasión del vigesimoquinto aniversario, las tropas desfilaron con orgullo ante Su Majestad.On the occasion of the silver jubilee, the troops paraded proudly in front of Her Majesty.
b. to march past
Los soldados hicieron el saludo al desfilar.The soldiers saluted as they marched past.
2. (to walk past)
a. to pass by
Me encanta sentarme en un café y ver desfilar a la gente.I love to sit in a café and watch the people pass by.
b. to file past (in a line)
Los dolientes desfilaron, presentando sus últimos respetos.The mourners filed past, paying their last respects.
c. to march
Los manifestantes desfilaron por las calles exigiendo la dimisión del presidente.The demonstrators marched through the streets demanding the resignation of the president.
3. (fashion model)
desfilarintransitive verb
An intransitive verb is one that does not require a direct object (e.g. The man sneezed.).
1. ((gen) &)
a. to parade
2. (marcharse)
a. to head off, to leave
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