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hacia

/ˈaθja/, [ˈa.θja]

to, toward, towards

Examples

  • Lo vi venir hacia aquí.

    I saw him coming this way.

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  • Sintiendo la casa sacudirse, yo corrí hacia afuera.

    Feeling the house shake, I ran outside.

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  • Tom caminó hacia Mary.

    Tom walked over to Mary.

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  • Él me preguntó hacia dónde ir.

    He asked me where to go.

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  • Ella partió hacia París a finales del mes pasado.

    She left for Paris at the end of last month.

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  • Tom corrió hacia la puerta e intentó abrirla.

    Tom ran to the door and tried to open it.

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  • Corriste de vuelta hacia acá.

    You ran back here.

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  • Ellos danzan en círculos para comunicar una distancia corta, y sacuden sus cuerpos y se mueven hacia atrás y adelante para indicar una distancia mayor.

    They dance in circles to communicate a short distance, and shake their bodies and dart back and forth to indicate a longer distance.

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  • Yo miré hacia abajo.

    I looked down.

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  • Giré el volante del coche hacia la derecha.

    I turned my steering wheel to the right.

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  • Tom y sus amigos se dirigieron hacia la playa.

    Tom and his friends headed towards the beach.

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  • El coche iba hacia adelante.

    The car was going forward.

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  • Corramos hacia la parada de bus.

    Let's run to the bus stop.

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  • Invitar a sus anfitriones franceses a cenar al elegante restorán parisino ciertamente fue un derroche para Tom, pero él no los había visitado hace varios años, y el gesto expresaba su sincera gratitud hacia su generosa hospitalidad.

    Treating his French hosts to dinner at the tony Parisian restaurant was certainly a splurge for Tom, but he had not visited them for several years, and the gesture expressed his sincere gratitude for their generous hospitality.

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  • Colón dijo que podría llegar a la India yendo hacia el oeste.

    Columbus argued that he could reach India by going west.

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  • El anciano se paró de repente y miró hacia atrás.

    The old man stopped suddenly and looked back.

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  • Gira aquella perilla hacia la derecha y la caja se abrirá.

    Twist that knob to the right and the box will open.

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  • Estaba mirando abajo hacia el fondo del valle.

    I was looking downward to the bottom of the valley.

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  • Él salió hacia Europa hace una semana, eso es, el diez de mayo.

    He left for Europe a week ago, that is, on the tenth of May.

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  • ¿Quién es el chico que viene corriendo hacia nosotros?

    Who is that boy running toward us?

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