correre
to run
The Italian word 'correre' directly translates to 'to run' in English. It's a verb used to indicate the act of moving swiftly on foot. The usage in sentences remains the same as in English, for example, 'Devo correre al negozio' translates to 'I have to run to the store'.
Example sentences using: correre
Devo correre alla stazione
I have to run to the station
This sentence conveys urgency and the need to move quickly, often used in scenarios where there's a rush towards a destination.
Amo correre nelle mattine fresche
I love to run in the cool mornings
This sentence expresses a personal preference for a specific activity, which is running, during a specific time of the day, which is the cool mornings.
Lui sta cercando di correre troppo veloce
He is trying to run too fast
This sentence is used when someone is pushing themselves to their limit or beyond, often used in contexts where there is a critique of someone's ambition or pace.